The NFL Draft is nine days away. Until then, we will profile the Trojans most likely to hear their names called.George Farmer arrived at USC as one of the best prep prospects in the nation, but he battled injuries during the early part of his college career, including missing the entire 2013 season after tearing ligaments in his left knee. However, he showed no ill effects last year, breaking out for 25 catches for 314 yards and 4 TDs.
While Farmer's stats will not stand out among the other receiving prospects in this draft, he will hope that his elite athleticism will lure the scouts and general managers to take a chance on him. He put on a show at USC Pro Day, displaying an impressive combination of speed and strength.
