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Too bad for him though. Hell of way to start out a career
DE'CODY FAGG BLOWS OUT KNEE AT COMBINE by Michael David Smith
Florida State wide receiver De'Cody Fagg left Combine workouts today after sustaining a knee injury.
Although the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports that the extent of the injury hasn't been determined, we're hearing rumors out of Indianapolis that Fagg "blew out his knee."
Fagg was participating in the first wide receiver drill of the day, known as the "tap-tap drill," in which a wide receiver has to catch a ball near the sideline and touch both feet down in bounds. When he planted his right foot, the knee buckled. He was carried off the RCA Dome field afterward.
Fagg was seen as a likely second-day pick heading into the Combine, but if he has a year of rehab ahead of him, he will have a tough time finding a team willing to spend even a seventh-round pick to acquire his services.
Injuries at the Combine are rare but not unheard of. Boise State left tackle Ryan Clady suffered a pectoral injury yesterday during the bench press that ended his Combine early, although he is expected to be healthy enough to do a full workout at Boise State's pro day. Then-Nebraska offensive lineman Richie Incognito suffered a knee injury at the 2005 Combine but was still selected by the Rams in the third round of that year's draft.
Florida State wide receiver De'Cody Fagg left Combine workouts today after sustaining a knee injury.
Although the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports that the extent of the injury hasn't been determined, we're hearing rumors out of Indianapolis that Fagg "blew out his knee."
Fagg was participating in the first wide receiver drill of the day, known as the "tap-tap drill," in which a wide receiver has to catch a ball near the sideline and touch both feet down in bounds. When he planted his right foot, the knee buckled. He was carried off the RCA Dome field afterward.
Fagg was seen as a likely second-day pick heading into the Combine, but if he has a year of rehab ahead of him, he will have a tough time finding a team willing to spend even a seventh-round pick to acquire his services.
Injuries at the Combine are rare but not unheard of. Boise State left tackle Ryan Clady suffered a pectoral injury yesterday during the bench press that ended his Combine early, although he is expected to be healthy enough to do a full workout at Boise State's pro day. Then-Nebraska offensive lineman Richie Incognito suffered a knee injury at the 2005 Combine but was still selected by the Rams in the third round of that year's draft.
Too bad for him though. Hell of way to start out a career
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