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With 128 rushing yards in the Cowboys' Week 7 victory over the New York Giants, Murray became the first player in NFL history to go over the 100-yard mark in his team's first seven games. Murray, 26, tied the six-game record Jim Brown set in 1958 during last
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came into Sunday with 159 carries, putting him on pace for 424 over a 16-game season—a number that would smash Larry Johnson's single-season record. The workload has become an increasingly loud talking point in Dallas, especially considering Murray's injury history. Coming into 2014, he'd never played in more than eight consecutive games. The Cowboys also experienced firsthand what their offense would look like sans Murray on Sunday, when he left briefly with an ankle injury before returning.