Cowboys’ DeMarco Murray moving on after loss, not talking about reduced role
By Mike Dyce
The Dallas Cowboys lost to the Green Bay Packers in dramatic fashion. They were up by 23 points at half time before the Packers came back and one the game behind 34 second half points. Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray was with teammates visiting the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children.
Murray said he was moving on and the children helped him forget it.
“You think about yesterday and you are mad about that, and then as soon as you step here, you totally forget about it,” Murray said, via the . “It’s the last thing that crosses your mind. Just known what these kids are going through on a daily basis, how much fight they have, just makes you look up to them.”
Murray was asked about his diminished role down the stretch. Some felt like the Cowboys should’ve ran more to run time off the clock and give the Packers less time to work with.
“I’m just focused on being here with the kids and trying to help them out as much as I can,” he said.