5 Reasons the Chicago Bears Shouldn’t Draft Marshon Lattimore
Marshon Lattimore is injury prone.
How exciting does this player sound? Freshman year, he had a hamstring injury/surgery that caused him to redshirt the entire season, including the post-season. The following redshirt Freshman season was plagued by, you guessed it, hamstring injuries, that forced him to miss a spattering of games. As a redshirt Sophomore, he played one whole season as a starter.
Then he followed it all up by getting injured at the combine.
Marshon Lattimore being CB1 is such a potential pick IMO.. He has such a small body of work on-field + serious hamstring history..
— Ben Fennell (@BenFennell_NFL) April 3, 2017
Not that anyone should care, but he wanted to clarify that it wasn’t his hammy this time.
Wasn't a hamstring injury, it's my hip flexor. I'm good y'all lol
— Shon (@shonrp2) March 6, 2017
Riiiiiight. Sure thing, Marshon. Unless Pace has a patent pending on a regenerative hamstring surgical procedure nobody else has ever heard of, he should be very cautious about the “uber athlete” guys who have leg injury history. A 4.36 forty and a 38″ vertical doesn’t do much if he’s on the training table.