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Aaron Murray, girlfriend go long

The happy couple.

Credit: @kaciemcdonnell via Instagram

Credit: @kaciemcdonnell via Instagram

The happy couple.
Aug 18, 2014

This doesn't have all the drama of "The Bachelorette," but Aaron Murray may soon join his brother, Josh, with a trip to see Jared (you've seen the commercials).

The former Bulldogs quarterback and SEC record-setter has been dating Philadelphia Eagles pre-game reporter Kacie McDonnell for quite some time. (She was there for his Pro Day in Athens.)

Now Murray just has to do his part and stay on the Chiefs' roster.

He got off to a nice start Saturday when he entered the game to start Kansas City's second drive of the third quarter and hit Travis Kelce for a 43-yard touchdown on the first pass of his NFL career.

Murray’s next series did not go as well. He threw an interception with his third pass and the Panthers scored a touchdown on the next drive.

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