Cowboys RB DeMarco Murray Non-Committal On If He'll Play Sunday

DeMarco Murray was moving around well as he went from table to table, serving Thanksgiving dinner at the Salvation Army Carr P. Collins Social Service Center in Dallas. But the Cowboys running back, who missed the last four games because of a sprained left foot, was non-committal when asked if he would play Sunday against Cleveland. “We’ll see,” Murray said. “We’ll see. I don’t know. We’ll see how it goes.” Murray added he is “dying to get out there.” “At the same time you’ve to think what’s best for the team, you’ve got to think what’s best for yourself,” he said. “I am just trying to stay patient and trying to stay mentally ready and I’ll be back out there before you know it.” In the meantime, Murray will continue to go through a battery of tests designed to evaluate his progress. Head coach Jason Garrett said Monday that “there are a lot of different thresholds that he has to get over. We keep asking to take those tests. He’s certainly making progress and we’ll see how he does. He was out there on the field last week as you guys know, moving around. We’ll see how he is the next couple of days. Hopefully he’ll do something on Wednesday.” For now, Murray is following the advice of the team’s trainers. “I’m just doing what they tell me,” he said. “We have a great medical staff here. They know what’s best for me.” Source: Dallas Morning News Attached Thumbnails