The 2012 NFL Draft is just a month away. While the lion's share of the attention in the draft is going to quarterbacks Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III, former Texas A&M Aggies QB Ryan Tannehill has been flying under the radar. That may be changing following his Pro Day on Thursday.
Ryan Tannehill On Pro Day: ‘It Was A Good Day’
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According to Charean Williams at Cowboys Corner, Tannehill had a strong showing in his workout, which drew 60 scouts from 22 NFL teams. Tannehill had been unable to compete at the 2012 NFL Combine in Indianapolis due to a stress fracture in his right foot, but showed no signs of being hampered by the injury on Thursday.
Tannehill completed 65 of 68 passes, which included two dropped balls. He also ran a 4.62 time in the 40-yard dash.
“I felt good,” said Tannehill ... “The foot felt great, moving in the pocket, escaping; the ball was coming out good, and the guys were making plays for me. It was a good day.”
Among the teams who sent representatives to the workout were the Miami Dolphins and the Cleveland Browns.
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