Washington Post

A month ago, Kyler Murray wrestled with the thoughts of turning down the Oakland Athletics and committing himself to playing in the NFL. Now the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback from Oklahoma is being discussed as the possible first pick of the draft. By crossing the 5-foot-10 threshold at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis by one-eighth of an inch, he shifted the conversation from whether he was tall enough to thrive as an NFL quarterback to how impressive his college game tape was, causing general managers and coaches to marvel at his athletic skills and playmaking ability.