oldhawkfan":1az7gxil said:
olyfan63":1az7gxil said:
I don't see why Duane Brown would have any special knowledge of the subject.
Anyone can compare Clooney to Clark. Just look on YouTube for yourself, links below.
I know OldHawkFan is old, and the 60's had great performers, but it might just be time for him to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 70's.
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Careful. I may have to take you out to the woodshed. My point about Duane Brown is that he has an insight to Clowney that can’t be obtained from YouTube, instagram, Snapchat or anything else you can find on the google machine. He knows the guy. He knows his work habits in both practice and games. He knows his personality. He has gone against him on a daily basis in practice. He knows what kind of teammate he is. I guarantee you if John and Pete are even considering the prospect of trading for him they have had conversations with Brown. It’s called due diligence.
While this sounds logical. I'm not sure if it works that way commonly. I think for certain team leaders (for example: Russel Wilson, Bobby Wagner), I could see the GM or Coach somewhat informally asking a player for their feedback.
But I could also see this as a bit of a conflict of interest between the player and the NFL Players Union. Sometimes, things get convoluted like that. I'd guess the GM / Coach need to tread more carefully than you might expect.