Former Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. continues to draw attention with NFL teams ahead of this summer's draft.
Former Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. has continued to see his name emerge in discussions for NFL teams looking to bolster their defense.
The Minnesota Vikings made its interest in the Longhorn clear, as they will host Hill on a Top 30 visit next week, according to Cody Carpenter. Following this trip, he will meet with the Cowboys, Texans and Giants all in the Lone Star State.
In his final season in the Burnt Orange, Hill racked up numerous accolades while doing damage on the Longhorns defense. He was a Second-Team All-American, finalist for the Butkus Award and semifinalist for the Bednarik Award, two of the sport's greatest defensive honors.
The 6' 2", 238-pound linebacker impressed at the recent NFL Combine, as well. According to the NFL's prospective grade, Hill secured an 81-overall score and ranked third amongst all linebackers at the combine.
The latest NFL Draft speculation has Hill tabbed to a first-round to second-round selection. However, his stock could continue to rise after these upcoming visits.
Wherever Hill lands, the Texas standout is sure to make an impact and represent the Longhorns to the highest standard.