DeMarco Murray Hasn't Heard From the Cowboys, Removes All Signs of Team From Twitter

Now we know why DeMarco Murray has deleted Cowboys' references on his Twitter account: team has not called him since last week, per source.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 10, 2015

DeMarco Murray hasn’t heard from the Dallas Cowboys. Coming off his first full 16-game season as a pro, Murray led the NFL in rushing by nearly 500-yards. The 27-year old rushed for 1,845 yards and 13 touchdowns, but according to ESPN, the Cowboys haven’t so much as even tried to slide into his DMs this offseason. Meanwhile, some players have already had enough time to agree to terms with teams and back out of contracts they weren’t allowed to sign yet anyway.

Last week Jason Lisk deemed Murray the least-respected star running back and the Cowboys haven’t disproved that. Perhaps feeling disrespected, or maybe just ready for a change of scenery, Murray has cleared all images of himself as a Dallas Cowboy from his Twitter page. (His Facebook still shows him wearing star on his helmet.)

So who wants an awesome running back? Hmm? Your team? Anybody willing to make a big offer to a name free agent? Well, how about the Jaguars!

Strong to quite strong RT @jag_fan: @RapSheet How strong would you say the Jaguars are interested in DeMarco Murray?
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 10, 2015

They’re reportedly on the verge of signing Julius Thomas to a big contract. Why not give Blake Bortles a running back too? Could this be the first Jaguars offseason without someone suggesting Tim Tebow? What a time to be alive.