To be fair it might be the same script but it will be written by a different screenwriter and have a different director and producer.
If you're being fair, it's a completely different script by a different writer with a different cast shot with better cameras, and edited more professionally.
I'd be happy drafting Clowney....but would seriously want to go to a 4-3, which obviously isn't happening. Crennel's system seems like the worst possible fit for him. A 4-3 RDE with Watt inside? Amazing. A Wade Phillips all-rush WOLB? Fine. But a 3-4 2-gap end? No. A 3-4 OLB with relatively heavy coverage responsibilities? No.
about 70% of all snaps would be in a sub package with a 4 man front....don't get so wrapped up with base packages, they'll almost never be in one and a 3-4 blitzing OLB has almost no coverage responsibilities.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Jadeveon Clowney was working out with a slight groin pull today.</p>— Josh Kendall (@JoshatTheState) <a href="https://twitter.com/JoshatTheState/statuses/451418851612577792">April 2, 2014</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
So let me get this right. Not only could he not sack the quarterback, but he couldn't stop the run either... Yikes...!!!!
Which was a legit injury. That does not go away easily. Also he's nothing like Mario, Mario was much more a project than Clowney is. Remember Clowney was a porjected #1 pick coming out of high-school. Mario was a guy that burst onto the scene. Clowney is basically Andrew Wiggins. A guy who going into College was projected to be a #1 pick...now people have some doubts about him. I think it will be a huge mistake passing on him because he's not the perfect player. Obviously. But I think this is the perfect situation for him.
He wasn't the top high school recruit for 2011 according to the scouting service lists I've looked at.
