Terrell's Hamstring Injury Shakes NFL Draft

0:00College pro days are in full swing as athletes gear up for the 2026 NFL draft this April. Clemson Cornerback, Avion Terrell, a top prospect, skipped the team's main event, but set up a private workout with 29 teams watching on. Monday, word from Adam Schefter, is that Terrell tweaked his hamstring right on the first run, putting a damper on things. This comes after he was seen as a likely first round pick, and now Scouts are rethinking his spot. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the ripple effects, especially for teams like the Kansas City Chiefs holding the 29th pick. They've lost corners in free agency and need depth fast, so this slip could open doors later. Terrell stands 5'11 but plays taller with explosive speed and ball skills that shut down deep threats. His athleticism makes him a day one starter type, even if he struggles on jump balls against giants. When she's also picking 40th, they might pass on corners early, grab receivers or ends

1:01first, then snag Terrell if he slides to round 2, keeps their secondary rebuild flexible heading into the draft. Local news, powered by AI. This is Kansas News Today.