It’s still May, but this news is at least somewhat alarming considering Murray’s extensive injury history. The running back missed nine games over his first two seasons in the NFL due to injury.

Garrett continued on to say that the team is being cautious with Murray. This could mean that he’s held out of practice entirely for OTAs while his hamstring heals. There’s no reason to believe this is something that will be an issue come training camp, but hamstring injuries can linger if not properly treated.

If for whatever reason Murray is forced to miss an extended period of time, the next running backs in line for Dallas are Philip Tanner, Lance Dunbar and rookie Joseph Randle. In other words, Murray better be healthy.