Murray, 37, was an unrestricted free agent before agreeing to the new deal. The Eagles said Murray signed two one-year contracts but did not disclose the financial terms on Tuesday.
Murray, a 14-year NFL veteran, ranks 10th All-Time scorer with 1,263 points. He is second among active players behind Kansas City's Nick Lowery.
Murray joined the Cowboys before the third game of the regular season and hit on 28 of 33 field goal attempts, including 25 of 28 inside the 50, he was 6 for 6 in post-season, including three field goals in the Super Bowl victory over Buffalo.
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