Football
Emmanuel Ogbah Held Private Workout For Detroit Lions on Tuesday
Emmanuel Ogbah has done a lot this offseason to prove his doubters wrong about his potential at the next level.
He wowed scouts with a blazing 4.62 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine, and finished near the top of every drill in workouts.
So it’s not a surprise that teams are showing major interest in the 6-foot-4, 273-pound freak.
On Wednesday morning, he held a private workout (which apparently wasn’t so private) for the Detroit Lions, which Coach Gundy tweeted out:
.@EmanOgbah during his private workout this morning with the @Lions. #okstate pic.twitter.com/kIDxMTFrVL
— Mike Gundy (@CoachGundy) March 29, 2016
The Detroit Lions hold pick No. 16 in the upcoming draft. Former Director of College Scouting for the Chicago Bears says that he’s “hearing Emmanuel Ogbah could go in the top 15″, so a team picking at No. 16 is definitely in the realm of possibility.
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