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Jeff Legwold
Englewood, Colorado. – Georgia’s external supporter, Jalon Walker, who is one of the best players in this year’s draft, suffered an injury during training and will not work on the campus for the NFL evaluators until April 17.
The sources told Jordan Reid of ESPN that Walker suffered a thigh injury in a training session, and although it is not considered serious, Walker will not allow Walker to participate in the professional day on the Bulldogs campus, as originally scheduled. The sources told Reid that Walker will have private training for explorers and personnel executives in April.
Walker did not work with edge corridors or supporters in the combination of exploration last week in Indianapolis.
In his last simulated draft, Reid has Walker as the number 15 selection in general, Mel Kiper Jr. De ESPN has Walker as the number 8 player in general on his last board and Walker is one of the 10 best players on the ESPN consensus board.
Walker was measured in 6 feet 1, 243 pounds in Indianapolis with a swing of a player much larger than 79⅞ inches: scope length explorers want in corridors. In comparison, Walter Noen’s Armspan de Mississippi, with 6 feet 3¾ and 296 pounds, was measured at 78 ° inches.
Walker was the winner of the Butkus award as the best supporter of the nation last season, since he led the defense of the Bulldogs in Tackle for Loss (10.5) and Sacks (6.5), with three of those captures against Texas. Walker was accredited by Georgia’s coaching staff with 10 Field Marshal against Kentucky only last season.
Walker had 37 cup last season with two loose ball recoveries.
