Kermit Murphy hasn't had the best rookie season but overall, it's hard to say it's been a bad one. A little under half a point per game as a rookie is definitely not terrible, and he's been helping off the scoresheet as well as he currently sits 3rd in the league in hits. As well, he's contributed on both special teams units, demonstrating his well rounded game despite his young age. His improvement throughout the season has contributed to Detroit's recent run of success, as the team improves into a squad that could be a threat to win a playoff round or two before becoming an elite team in coming seasons. With Murphy's physical dominance on their side, it means that the Falcons will be confidence in their knowledge that they have a hulking physical presence that can hang with and check the best that the opposition has to offer while also chipping in offensively, with the potential to grow into a tremendous two way force throughout his junior career