Interesting read. His combine measurements will be fun to watch. If he's 100%, he should put up some good numbers.
The specifics of a foot injury suffered by former Nebraska quarterback Taylor Martinez, who missed nine games of his senior season last fall, were detailed by his father and a North Carolina specialist Wednesday after months of ambiguity.The injury was diagnosed after the regular season by Dr. Mark Quist of Carolina Foot and Ankle as a "plantar plate tear of the second metatarsal phalangeal joint."
http://espn.go.com/nfl/draft2014/story/_/id/10333223/specifics-foot-injury-suffered-taylor-martinez-former-nebraska-cornhuskers-quarterback-revealed-doctorHis speed should not suffer as a result of the injury, Quist said. When healthy during his career, Martinez was among the fastest players in the college game. He rushed for 2,975 yards in 43 games with Nebraska.
Casey Martinez said his son has trained at home in California after the Jan. 1 Gator Bowl. He's running and plans to start working soon with quarterbacks coach Steve Calhoun in preparation for Nebraska's March 6 pro day.
Taylor Martinez hopes to get a shot to play quarterback in the NFL, though he's open to other positions, his father said.
"We think he's going to be 100 percent," Casey Martinez said. "He's going to be amazing for March 6. He's going to shock some people."