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March 9, 2016
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If McGinn’s report is true, how does this affect the All-American’s NFL draft stock?
A Wisconsin All-American and potential NFL first-round draft pick could have surgery after the Cotton Bowl, according to a report.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Bob McGinn reported on Saturday evening that left tackle Ryan Ramczyk “will undergo arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn labrum in his hip” after UW’s Jan. 2 match-up against the undefeated Western Michigan Broncos (h/t <a href="
#Badgers LT Ryan Ramczyk will undergo surgery to repair a torn labrum in his hip after the bowl game, per @BobMcGinn. 4-month recovery.
— Zach Heilprin (@ZachHeilprin) December 18, 2016
“>Zach Heilprin,
<a href="NFL teams told @BobMcGinn that #Badgers LT Ryan Ramczyk will have arthroscopic surgery to fix torn labrum in hip after bowl. Out 4 months.
— Tom Oates (@TomOatesWSJ) December 18, 2016
“>Tom Oates
). McGinn received the information from some NFL teams’ personnel.Ramczyk jumped in and excelled at the left tackle spot for Wisconsin’s offense in 2016. The 6’6, 314-pound redshirt junior was honored as a consensus first-team All-Big Ten selection, then was selected as a first-team All-American by Pro Football Focus, Sports Illustrated, Sporting News and USA Today. He also received a Walter Camp second-team All-American honor nod.
Here’s the full post about Ramczyk from McGinn’s article:
Probably the next left tackle is Wisconsin junior Ryan Ramczyk (6-5, 315), who stunned scouts by playing extremely well against Louisiana State in his major-college debut. He played for UW-Stevens Point in 2013-’14 before red-shirting at UW last year.
“LSU has good edge guys and I was saying, ‘Who the heck is the left tackle?’” said another scout. “He matches up with people stride for stride athletically. I was shocked.”
Ramczyk, according to teams, will undergo arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn labrum in his hip after the Badgers’ bowl game.
“It’s a four-month (injury),” said one scout. “He’s very talented. I think he will come out. He’s deciding that right now.”
There was a question if Ramczyk would leave a year early, though many thought he would declare for the NFL Draft after his impressive season. There’s been talk of the Stevens Point native being a first-round draft selection. Pro Football Focus even listed him as going to the San Diego Chargers at No. 10 in their mock draft this month.
As both <a href="
Tape does a lot of the talking for OL, but as @TomOatesWSJ just mentioned, Ramczyk would have made a huge splash at the combine. Can't now. https://t.co/Vv0fezIQUS
— Zach Heilprin (@ZachHeilprin) December 18, 2016
“>Heilprin
and <a href="If #Badgers LT Ryan Ramczyk opts for draft, evaluation will be based on 14 games. Will miss testing, which is where he could drive up value.
— Tom Oates (@TomOatesWSJ) December 18, 2016
“>Oates noted
if the report is confirmed, Ramczyk would presumably miss the NFL Combine, Wisconsin’s pro day and any pre-draft workouts — all of which could increase his stock further.#Badgers LT Ryan Ramczyk will undergo surgery to repair a torn labrum in his hip after the bowl game, per <a href="Tweets by BobMcGinn“>@BobMcGinn. 4-month recovery.
— Zach Heilprin (@ZachHeilprin) <a href="
#Badgers LT Ryan Ramczyk will undergo surgery to repair a torn labrum in his hip after the bowl game, per @BobMcGinn. 4-month recovery.
— Zach Heilprin (@ZachHeilprin) December 18, 2016
“>December 18, 2016
NFL teams told <a href="Tweets by BobMcGinn“>@BobMcGinn that #Badgers LT Ryan Ramczyk will have arthroscopic surgery to fix torn labrum in hip after bowl. Out 4 months.
— Tom Oates (@TomOatesWSJ) <a href="
NFL teams told @BobMcGinn that #Badgers LT Ryan Ramczyk will have arthroscopic surgery to fix torn labrum in hip after bowl. Out 4 months.
— Tom Oates (@TomOatesWSJ) December 18, 2016
“>December 18, 2016
If #Badgers LT Ryan Ramczyk opts for draft, evaluation will be based on 14 games. Will miss testing, which is where he could drive up value.
— Tom Oates (@TomOatesWSJ) <a href="
If #Badgers LT Ryan Ramczyk opts for draft, evaluation will be based on 14 games. Will miss testing, which is where he could drive up value.
— Tom Oates (@TomOatesWSJ) December 18, 2016
“>December 18, 2016
