former Buffalo gadget back who earned special-teams juice and all-purpose value
Brandon Murie’s Buffalo profile reads like a coach’s favorite Swiss Army knife: in the 2012 season, he played both RB and WR, logged 477 all-purpose yards, and scored as a runner, receiver, and kick returner. Buffalo’s roster bio also notes he was originally a walk-on who fought his way into the starting lineup, which says a lot about his competitiveness and football grit. The big differentiator here is versatility and edge, not just raw volume—he brought return-game value, worked in space, and clearly had the kind of intensity teams love in a depth-piece playmaker.
