Penn State‘s Abdul Carter, who, according to many experts, will have disappeared in the first five picks of the NFL version of 2025, will not train this week at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis due to a shoulder injury.
Carter will participate in the physical exams and interviews of the competition with teams in Indianapolis.
Carters shoulder injury is nothing new because he played through it in the loss of Orange Bowl of the team Our Lady. However, he was acquitted to start training again recently.
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Abdul Carter (11) of the Penn State Nittany Lions shakes hands with Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys prior to the Capital One Orange Bowl on January 9, 2025. (Megan Briggs/Getty images)
Carter’s Agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told ESPN His client is planning to be available for his Nittany Lions Pro Day.
“We fully expect Abdul to be restored on time on his Pro day in Penn State, and he will perform at a very high level,” Rosenhaus told ESPN.
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Rosenhaus will also send a letter All 32 NFL teams Van Dr. Dan Cooper, who said Carter was cleared to resume the training, according to ESPN.
Carter is not the only top perspective that does not participate in training sessions with the mowing porter, because Ashton Jeanty and Quarterback Shedeur Sanders, both as the first round talents, will do the same, will do the same as Carter.
Penn State Defensive End Abdul Carter (11) celebrates a tackle. (Sam Navarro image Images)
For many prospecting experts, Carter is the best defensive ending in this year’s design and perhaps the best defensive player available.
He registered 24 tackles for a loss, 12 bags, two forced junk and four steps defended for the Nittany Lions in a season in which they made the play -off of the University Football. Carter was crucial in Penn State and won the Big Ten title and their CFP -Run until the Fighting Irish stopped them.
Abdul Carter of the Penn State Nittany Lions celebrates after a bag against the Maryland Terrapins on November 30, 2024. (Scott Taetsch/Getty images)
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MOCK concepts of different points of sale have Carter as high as the first and second general, while others have him as low as No. 7.
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