ALAMEDA – Latavius Murray is a Pro Bowl running back. That title sticks, a point of pride for a young player still finding his way. It’s also a confidence booster, proof he’s doing something right after a campaign featuring 1,298 all-purpose yards and six touchdowns.
The Pro Bowl was a positive, but the fourth-year pro found new motivation in the experience. Top athletes have a knack for finding shoulder chips, and Murray's no different. Murray was a Pro Bowl alternate, a late add at that.
“I want to make sure I get there next year on my own terms and on no one else’s,” Murray said after Tuesday’s OTA session.