D'Onta Foreman Held out of 2017 NFL Combine with Stress Fracture in Foot

Former Texas running back D'Onta Foreman was reportedly held out of Friday's NFL Scouting Combine workout due to a foot injury.

According to ESPN's Adam Caplan, Foreman is dealing with a small stress fracture in his foot.

Per Chris Tavarez of KXAN, Foreman took part in the bench press as well as the weigh-in Thursday:

Foreman enjoyed a breakthrough junior year for the Longhorns, as he rushed for 2,028 yards and 15 touchdowns en route to finishing eighth in the Heisman Trophy voting.

The 2016 Doak Walker Award winner was also third in the nation in carries with 323 and first among power-conference players.

Foreman is part of a stacked running back draft class that also includes LSU's Leonard Fournette, Florida State's Dalvin Cook, Stanford's Christian McCaffrey and Tennessee's Alvin Kamara.

Bleacher Report's Matt Miller ranked Foreman as the No. 40 overall player and No. 5 running back on his latest big board.

Miller also projected Foreman to be picked by the Detroit Lions with the No. 53 overall selection in the second round as part of his most-recent mock draft.

Texas' pro day is scheduled for March 28.