Dexter Lawrence suffers injury during 40-yard dash at NFL Combine |
Former Clemson defensive tackle
Dexter Lawrence ran an official 5.05 40-yard dash with a 1.76 10-yard split at 342 pounds on Sunday at the 2019 NFL Combine.
However, 'Big Dex' came up limp after the end of the sprint showing some visible pain on his face. He was later seen with an ice pack on his left quad and will not participate in the rest of today's workout according to NFL Network. Hopefully, Lawrence will fully recover shortly as Clemson's Pro Day is on March 14. Update: NFL Network's Ian Rapoport says the injury is a minor quad strain and he should be ready for Clemson's Pro Day. On Saturday, Lawrence also showed off his speed-power combo by doing a DL-best 36 reps of 225 pounds at the bench press. His former Clemson teammate Albert Huggins was second in the entire DL group with 35 reps. Check out the video of Lawrence's 40-yard dash below: Clemson DT Dexter Lawrence (6-5, 342 lbs) ran a 5.05u 40yd dash Lawrence and his former Clemson teammates doing the bench press on Saturday: Big guys posting even BIGGER numbers ?????????? #ALLIN pic.twitter.com/bKj8FKQvEN
Ohio State QB Dwayne Haskins (6-3, 231 lbs.) ran a 5.04pic.twitter.com/rpUxK09rfk
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