The Houston Texans added veteran linebacker Kenneth Murray to their practice squad Tuesday, bringing a former first-round pick back to his hometown after starting linebacker Henry To’oTo’o was placed on injured reserve, via Ian Rapoport of NFL media.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Texans are signing LB Kenneth Murray to their practice squad on Tuesday. Houston’s practice squad now includes: WR Lewis
The Texans’ offseason extension spree covered their defensive first and second levels. After the Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter paydays, Houston took care of its linebackers by extending Azeez Al-Shaair and Henry To’oTo’o.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Miami Dolphins officially hosted six free agents for workouts on Monday, according to the NFL transactions wire. Here’s the full list: TE Ethan Conner TE Chamon Metayer LB Kenneth Murray TE Michael Shulikov LB Jaheim Thomas QB E.J.
The Miami Dolphins' roster additions and auditions have focused almost exclusively on young players looking to establish themselves in the NFL, but they also have brought in two failed former first-round picks looking to rebound and revive their career.
Dolphins Work Out Former Cowboys LB Kenneth Murray, Jaheim Thomas The Miami Dolphins continue to explore ways to strengthen their linebacker room as the preseason winds down and roster cutdown day approaches.
Aaron Wilson of KPRC reports the Dolphins are hosting LBs Kenneth Murray and Jaheim Thomas for workouts on Monday. Murray, 27, was a three-year starter at Oklahoma and earned second-team All-American honors before the Chargers traded up with the Patriots to select him with the No.
After spending last season with the Cowboys, free agent linebacker Kenneth Murray worked out for the NFC East rival Giants on Monday, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.
There were no real strengths on the Dallas Cowboys' defense in 2025, but one of their more glaring issues was at linebacker. They leaned heavily on Kenneth Murray, who struggled mightily and had a 38.8 overall grade from PFF.
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As I am going through all the different types of things the Dallas Cowboys could do this week, something I just can’t get over is how bad their linebacker room is.
I think by now we all understand that the Dallas Cowboys linebackers were a disaster a year ago, and if they want to compete as a defense in 2026 under Christian Parker, they need better play or better players.
Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers did it again. Again, being simply walking into a game with the plan of spamming the ball at and around Kenneth
When I heard the Cowboys added Kenneth Murray in free agency, I thought he looked like a physical, scheme-fit at linebacker for Matt Eberflus. When Dallas later added Logan Wilson, I thought that move signaled something different, that Wilson was viewed as the more complete, more reliable option.
The Detroit Lions had their way with the Dallas Cowboys in Week 14. They won 44-30, and their offense was able to rack up 408 yards and faced just eight third downs in 12 drives.
There are a number of teams out there that are consistently willing to take on former high draft selections and see if they can squeeze out the potential others simply couldn't.
The Dallas Cowboys made a veteran addition to their linebacking corps earlier this offseason, swinging a trade with the Tennessee Titans to acquire Kenneth Murray.
One important piece to new defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus’ defense is going to be the man wearing the green dot, and as you look at his career thus far, it makes you wonder can this team trust Kenneth Murray?
The Dallas Cowboys traded for linebacker Kenneth Murray earlier this offseason, and the former first-round pick already feels comfortable in new defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus’ scheme.
The 2020 NFL season saw the Los Angeles Chargers at their most aggressive as they tried to build for the future. In some ways, they did, but in others, they missed the mark.
The Dallas Cowboys made several moves this offseason to improve their defense heading into the 2025 season. Dallas added value to the linebacker room by trading for former first-round pick Kenneth Murray Jr., and by signing linebacker Jack Sanborn.
Kenneth Murray is one of the most unpopular former LA Chargers in recent history. The Chargers traded back into the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft after taking Justin Herbert to select the Oklahoma linebacker.
The Tennessee Titans made an unexpected decision earlier this month when they traded linebacker Kenneth Murray to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for a late-round pick swap.
The Dallas Cowboys have a new sheriff in town. Last week, Dallas traded for linebacker Kenneth Murray hoping to add some impact at the linebacker position, as well as a player who could keep things consistent in the middle of the field.
The Tennessee Titans made a few key moves during the NFL offseason ahead of the 2024 season. Unfortunately, most of their moves have not ended up making the desired impact.
Former Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Kenneth Murray Jr. left for the Tennessee Titans in free agency earlier this week. The Chargers picked Murray in the first round back in 2020, and Murray spent his first four seasons with the Bolts.