Some breakouts take some digging to figure out, and others occur for pretty obvious reasons. For Murphy, his second-year leap was the latter. His defensive snap count increased from 429 to 780 from year one to year two, and his production followed. Most impressively, he went from posting 0.5 sacks as a rookie to 7.0 in his second year. Looking forward, his 13 quarterback hits and other pressure metrics suggest that leap may not be entirely sustainable. However, Murphy has proven to be superior rushing the passer as opposed to stuffing the run as a pro, and Seattle responded by giving him a higher proportion of snaps in the latter role in his second year. With Boye Mafe out of the picture, Murphy could become an even bigger part of the Seahawks' pass rush plans. That makes speculating on some upside sensible, but he's already established a very safe floor.