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Emmanuel Ogbah Invited to NFL Combine
No surprise here, but defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah announced on Thursday that he has been invited to compete in the NFL combine, which will be held Feb. 23-29 at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Blessed to receive NFL combine invite! #PathToTheDraft
— Emmanuel Ogbah (@EmanOgbah) January 28, 2016
Mike Gundy’s grad assistant also had some nice thoughts:
Congrats @Eman_OSU38 on the invite to the @NFL combine. Well deserved #okstate pic.twitter.com/YIoaPPBfXx
— Mike Gundy (@CoachGundy) January 28, 2016
CBS Sports has Ogbah, an early draft entrance candidate, going in the late first-early second round, while most consider he will be a late first round pick. The NFL combine, however, could certainly bolster his stock in front of scouts to improve his draft projection.
Ogbah is coming off a 12.5 sack season for the Cowboys and was named the Big 12 defensive player of the year along with defensive line Nate Billings.
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