As Emanuel Hall finished his workouts Saturday at the NFL Combine, the consensus was that he helped his draft stock after performing well in his limited events.
On Monday, Hall’s stock is in question again.
The former Missouri wide receiver was diagnosed with a potential sports hernia by doctors at the combine and will seek other opinions from medical professionals, according to a report from The Draft Network LLC.
Surgery would sideline Hall for roughly four to six weeks.
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The report adds that doctors didn’t want Hall to participate in any events at the combine, but the 6-foot-3 wideout managed to talk them into letting him run the 40-yard dash, the broad jump and the vertical jump.