Murray Jr. logged nine tackles in his Dallas debut but earned a dismal PFF grade (30.0), highlighting flagging linebacker play. He’s capable of more but needs sharper run fits and discipline to anchor a more cohesive DAL front seven against Giants Week 2.

Murray Jr. steps in as an immediate signal-caller and gap-shooter for Dallas, offering downhill run-stopping ability and coverage upside. His quick reads and athleticism should anchor the front seven early, especially against a dynamic Eagles offense.

Murray's trade to the Cowboys represents an investment in their linebacker future. His first-round pedigree suggests he has the potential to evolve into a central figure within the defensive unit.

Kenneth Murray Jr.'s presence in the linebacker room adds another layer of competition, possibly impacting Clark's job security.

Kenneth Murray Jr., acquired from the Los Angeles Chargers, is known for his explosive speed and tackling ability. His addition is expected to enhance the Cowboys' defensive capabilities.