Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray left Sunday night's game against the Redskins in the second quarter with a knee sprain. He is questionable to return, according to multiple media reports.
DeMarco Murray injury: Cowboys RB questionable to return with knee sprain
Murray has been injury-prone his entire career and missed six games last year after spraining his foot in October.
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Murray was on his way to a big performance against Dallas’ NFC East rivals, already accumulating 29 rushing yards and a touchdown on seven carries at the time of his injury. He also hauled in two passes for 21 yards. He left the game with the Cowboys holding a 7-3 lead over the Redskins.
The third-year running back has a history with injuries, appearing in 13 games as a rookie and just 10 last year after spraining his foot in October. Murray has been one of the NFC's top running backs thus far in 2013; he entered the game with 399 rushing yards and two scores, including a monster performance in Week 3 against the Rams that put him in the running for Player of the Week honors.
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