2018 NFL Draft Prospect Billy Price Likely to Be Ready for Camp After Pec Injury

Offensive lineman Billy Price's NFL draft stock may have taken a hit after he suffered a torn pectoral at the scouting combine. 

Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, Price's doctor sent a note to all 32 NFL teams informing them the former Ohio State center is expected to be fully healthy before training camps begin in July:

Price suffered the injury on the bench press at the combine in Indianapolis and had surgery that is expected to sideline him for four months.

During an appearance on Monday's SiriusXM NFL Radio, via Pro Football Talk's Josh Alper, Price said he's regained full range of motion in his shoulder. 

B/R's Matt Miller ranked Price as the No. 2 interior offensive lineman in this year's draft class with a first-round grade, though Miller mentioned that other players at the position will likely come off the board before him because of the injury.

Price was named the Big Ten Offensive Lineman of the Year and awarded the Rimington Trophy as the nation's best center in 2017. He started 55 consecutive games during his four years at Ohio State.