During the offseason, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones brought in several former first-round picks who failed to live up to their respective draft statuses over the first few years of their careers.
One such example is linebacker Kenneth Murray Jr., who spent four years with the Los Angeles Chargers after the Bolts made him the 23rd overall pick in the 2020 draft and then spent last season with the Tennessee Titans before the Cowboys traded a sixth-round selection for him back in March.
There's no getting around the fact that Murray made a lot of tackles over his first five seasons, racking up 321 with the Chargers and another 95 with the Titans.