INDIANAPOLIS — Ohio State football saw the best of J.K. Dobbins throughout an excellent junior season. He may not be able to display his best at this week’s NFL Scouting Combine. Dobbins on Wednesday called the injury he suffered against Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl a “significant” high ankle sprain. He admitted he only returned to training a few weeks ago and is not yet back to full health. When asked if he will participate in Friday’s running back drills, he said, “We’ll see.” Dobbins broke Ohio State’s single-season rushing record with 2,003 yards and scored 23 total touchdowns in 2019. He earned down-ballot Heisman Trophy consideration and has drawn speculation as a possible late first-round pick for running back-needy teams. The ankle injury could prevent Dobbins from bolstering that case this week. Yet the same player who spent most of the season harshly critiquing his own game — even…
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