Former Broncos Starting RB Announces Retirement from NFL

Murray helped stanch the bleeding from Javonte Williams' injury in 2022. Although Murray shared the Broncos' backfield workload with Melvin Gordon, he led the team in rushing with 703 yards and six touchdowns.

The following season, Murray would join the Buffalo Bills and rush for 300 yards and four touchdowns. He got to go to the playoffs that year and serve as a veteran example to Bills running back James Cook.

As a 13-year pro, Murray wasn't the most prolific running back, but he was reliable. Every running back deals with injuries as a constant in the NFL, and while it cost him some games throughout his career, his rookie season was the only one he missed in its entirety.

Murray holds the distinction of being the last Broncos running back to rush for 100 yards in a single game, rushing for 103 yards against the Los Angeles Chargers in teh 2022 season finale. The Broncos are hoping to snap that ignominious streak in 2025 with the arrival of RJ Harvey and J.K. Dobbins.

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Throughout his NFL career, Murray earned $21.4 million. Congratulations on a job well done and a great pro career.

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