Amarius Mims talks about his hamstring issue during the NFL Combine 40-run.

At the NFL Combine, offensive linemen are on full display on the last day. But a number of potential have suffered injuries. Amarius Mims of Georgia was among the large men who appeared to be taken out by the 40-run.
At the time of the injury, it didn’t look good. Many, though, are wishing it was only a leg cramp. Regretfully, it could be slightly more serious than that. According to Stacey Dales of the NFL Network, Amarius Mims gave a brief update on the situation. The Georgia prospect is, at the very least, holding out hope.

Georgia Overtime I recently learned that Amarius Mims has a right hamstring injury. He has no idea how bad it is. He intends to carry on with his testing and combine competitions. However, he currently has ice on his hamstring.

On his second try at running, he sustained an injury. Amarius Mims’s first 40-meter run went viral, showcasing his incredible athleticism considering his height. An unofficial 5.07 was his greatest time ever recorded.
Hopefully, Amarius Mims’ injury is not too bad. With a first-round selection prediction, he is among the best prospects going into the NFL Draft. He might be a franchise left tackle in the NFL because of his stature and quickness. Thus, it will be intriguing to watch where he ends up by the end of April.
From 2021 to 2023, Mims was a player for the Georgia Bulldogs. He looks ready for the pros because of his offensive line prowess. He has scheduled his pro day for later in March. All we can hope is that his hamstring ailment won’t keep him from taking part. In any case, Amarius Mims will probably be selected first in the 2017 NFL Draft.

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