Frazier sidelined with foot injury during final day of NFL combine
Central Michigan senior defensive back Kavon Frazier did not participate in workouts today at the NFL combine after he reportedly suffered a small, hairline fracture in his foot on Sunday.
Cant workout tomorrow at the #NFLCombine due to a small stress fracture found in my foot. Pray for me and help me through this recovery
— Kavon Frazier ™ (@Kay_BlackSimba) February 28, 2016
Central Michigan S Kavon Frazier, very small stress fracture in foot, will be ready for March 17 Pro Day, should be fine by medical recheck
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) February 29, 2016
Frazier suffered the injury sometime after he tested on the bench press Sunday, where he managed to lift 225 pounds 18 times. Frazier's bench press results were the fourth best among defensive backs.
The Grand Rapids Christian alumnus missed today's on-field workouts, which includes the 40-yard dash and shuttle timings, vertical and broad jump testing and other drills.
Monday was reserved for on-field workouts for defensive backs at the NFL Combine, with all other positions working out during the weekend.
He is expected to be healthy for CMU's Pro Day on March 17.
Frazier is projected by CBS Sports as the 7th-ranked free safety in this class and a mid 5th round, early 6th round pick. He would be the third CMU safety in the last five year to be drafted into the NFL — Avery Cunningham and Jahleel Addae.
Frazier led the Chippewas during the 2015-16 season, leading the team with 108 total tackles, four pass breakups, two forced fumbles and an interception. Frazier has recorded 269 tackles in 51 games during his career at CMU.
Frazier's Combine Results
Height: 6-feet-0-inches
Weight: 217 pounds
Arm Length: 32 1/4 inches
Hand Size: 9 inches
Bench Press: 18 Repetitions of 225 pounds
