Only a handful of athletes can say they had the chance to play not one but two professional sports.
Former Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray, a Heisman Trophy winner who is also an outfield prospect for the Oakland Athletics, has the opportunity to join the likes of Bo Jackson, Deion Sanders and Brian Jordan to do both.
If Murray chooses to play both sports, it has to be the perfect situation, according to Jordan, a Baltimore native and Milford Mill Academy graduate who played three seasons in the NFL and 15 in the major leagues. That perfect scenario, according to Jordan, is to be picked No. 1 overall by the Arizona Cardinals and new head coach Kliff Kingsbury. The Athletics' spring training facility is in Mesa, Ariz.
