Honestly we gotta stop with the Clemmings now. There is obviously something wrong here. All 32 teams passed on him and out of 99 selections so far he is not one of them. I keep reading we coulda, well ya know what we still could cause he's still out there but there isn't something right either he can't play or his medical is bad and all 32 teams agree or he would been drafted by now. He's a day 3 pick, I'll take Big Rob over him cause 1 he's healthy 2 he can play FOOTBALL. Clemmings can work out, he's nasty as hell, really athletic but can he play Football Or is his health that bad? I believe it's not 1 or the other but a combination of the 2.
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I'd of taken him by now. He is a beast. He has played with the fracture for a while. He will be a stud.
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Depends on what the deal is. He may not have noticed it, but depending on exactly where the fracture is and what the exacerbation looks like (what it means if it gets worse/actually breaks), teams have all devalued him.
Some fractures aren't a problem, but essentially are "problems in waiting" because they create tremendous instability and all it takes is one thing and then, BAM, a really big man is looking at a foot surgery and frankly, I don't have the numbers in front of me, but I think Big men recover from knees better than they recover from feet.
Bad feet are the kiss of death for big men. Even turf toe can be a really tough injury for a big man. So I dunno. Could be there's something about that fracture that is either inherently dangerous to play on or simply risky enough that teams aren't willing to spend more than a 3rd day pick due to the likelihood of injury and thus, shortened career.
And, if it never breaks? Lucky for the team that drafts him and him, of course.
Some fractures aren't a problem, but essentially are "problems in waiting" because they create tremendous instability and all it takes is one thing and then, BAM, a really big man is looking at a foot surgery and frankly, I don't have the numbers in front of me, but I think Big men recover from knees better than they recover from feet.
Bad feet are the kiss of death for big men. Even turf toe can be a really tough injury for a big man. So I dunno. Could be there's something about that fracture that is either inherently dangerous to play on or simply risky enough that teams aren't willing to spend more than a 3rd day pick due to the likelihood of injury and thus, shortened career.
And, if it never breaks? Lucky for the team that drafts him and him, of course.
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I heard it's not just the foot...I think there was something with the labrum in the shoulder.
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