{"averagePoints":3.8,"playerId":15920,"percentChange":-0.1,"averageDraftPosition":170,"percentOwned":0.1,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Murray rushed for 424 yards and two touchdowns on 82 attempts, and caught 17 passes on 23 targets for 143 yards, in 15 games in 2014.","spin":"After sitting out his entire rookie season with an ankle injury, Murray was limited mostly to kick return duty to begin 2014, seeing just four carries in the Raiders' first six games. As the tandem of Darren McFadden and Maurice Jones-Drew continued to struggle, and the Raiders continued to lose, eventually the decision was made to give Murray a look in the primary role. He made an impact right away, rushing for 112 yards and two touchdowns on just four carries against the Chiefs in Week 12 before leaving the game with a concussion. Murray then exceeded 4.0 yards per carry in just one of his final four games, but he finished with four rushes of 20-plus yards and 18 rushes for first downs. By comparison, McFadden had just one rush of 20-plus yards and 20 first downs on 73 more attempts. Unless the Raiders add a premiere running back in the draft, Murray will likely open 2015 as the team's top option.","date":"Wed Jan 21"},"fullName":"Latavius Murray","lastPoints":9,"pointsSEASON":61,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"After injuring his ankle last summer, Murray sat out his rookie year. So right now, his reputation is built solely on his blazing 4.38 40 at his pro day last year. (Keep in mind that he's 6-foot-3, 230 pounds.) To be fair, when you watch his Central Florida tape, Murray certainly comes off as a productive player, but he's not a blur. Nevertheless, if he gets a legitimate shot at winning the job over the eternally questionable Darren McFadden and Maurice Jones-Drew, consider us intrigued.","seasonId":2014,"date":"Mon Jun 23"},"positionRank":47,"totalPoints":61}