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While his numbers are impressive, it’s another area that impressed the Chiefs.

Murray’s accuracy proved appealing when viewing him as a fit for the team’s offense, Green said. Murray met with the Chiefs scout and quarterbacks coach Matt Nagy before his Pro Day workout, and Green said Murray’s familiarity with play diagrams proved a bonus.

“He understands a lot of our verbiage,” Green said, “and a lot of the same concepts that we’re trying to get done here.”

Playing in a pro system at Georgia will also assist the transition from college to the NFL, specifically the West Coast offense the Chiefs incorporate.

“He’ll have no problem with terminology,” Dorsey said. “He’ll have no problem recognizing defenses. I think he will just jump right in with the rest of them, and as quick at studying and learning as he is, I would think he has no problem picking the stuff up.”

The new Chiefs quarterback echoed Dorsey’s thoughts.

“The scheme I had at Georgia is very similar to what they were doing up there,” Murray said. “So it’s just a perfect fit.”

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