Getty ImagesThe agent for California wide receiver Keenan Allen told PFT Tuesday he has not been informed of any problems regarding the drug test his client took at the NFL Scouting Combine in February.
JT Johnson, Allen?s agent, said he has not been notified regarding his client?s test results.
?We have received no notifications. None,? Johnson told PFT Tuesday afternoon.
According to a published report from ESPN?s Adam Schefter on Tuesday,?drug-testing findings?from the Combine relating to Allen were ?red-flagged.??According to Schefter, who cited an unnamed source, Allen?s test had a high water content. Moreover,?the results of the February Combine test caused Allen to be required to take another test, the results of which are unknown, according to Schefter.
Johnson told PFT Tuesday afternoon that Allen?s Combine drug test is the lone one he has taken and that the former Golden Bears receiver was not re-tested for drugs at the Combine medical re-check for teams in Indianapolis on April 5-6.?According to Johnson, the April Combine visit was related to was Allen?s right ankle and left knee.
Jeff Foster, the president of National Football Scouting, Inc., which coordinates the Combine, confirmed that no drug testing occurred at the medical re-check.
On Tuesday, Johnson told PFT that a reporter asked him last week if Allen had taken another drug test at the April medical examination in Indianapolis. In response, Johnson checked with the NFL, the NFLPA and the Combine about the issue and did not receive any indication of a problem related to the February Combine test, the agent said.
Johnson also checked with Allen, who told Johnson that if he had been notified about a testing issue, he would have told his agent.
Per the NFL?s substance-abuse policy on the league?s media website, a player who has a confirmed positive test is notified by league medical personnel. There is nothing about notifying a player?s representation, however.
Allen?is regarded as one of the better receivers available in the Class of 2013, but he has faced some challenges in the pre-draft process, with the health of his left knee an issue. Allen performed some drills for scouts in April but was timed at just?4.71 and 4.75 seconds?in the 40-yard dash, according to NFL Network?s Mike Mayock.
Johnson told PFT that the left knee ligament Allen injured last year is ?100 percent.? Strengthening the muscles in the leg around the knee is a primary focus now, Johnson said. Allen?s right ankle has also checked out well, Johnson said.
Johnson and Allen have communicated multiple times on Tuesday, the agent said. ?I?m ready to play football,? Johnson said his client told him.
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