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Can someone educate me what Clowney can do that the Griffens of the world couldn’t?
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toffee":3nep2phn said:Can someone educate me what Clowney can do that the Griffens of the world couldn’t?
I've been saying this for awhile. Clowney is slightly above average and people don't wanna hear that, but its facts. People wanna talk about the sacks saying it more than just sacks. Well that's not what the NFL is saying because if this were true Clowney would have his 20 plus mil a year deal with some team already, and people don't wanna hear that either. The bottom line is Clowney needs to step up his game if he wants 20 mil a year.morgulon1":kekr68zg said:I think the 1 season that we had Clowney was enough. He is what he is which is a player with dynamic physical potential but has underperformed and has been injured since he was drafted . Yes he has flashed brilliantly at times and that has a lot of people enamored with the idea of throwing a lot of money his way, but we signed 2 second tier free agents that doubled his sacks , one of the 2 coming off the bench.
I am with the group that hopes he doeant come back. I trust what the front office is going to do.
They improved the cb position, well have a good FS/SS tandem for a full season, Barton will take a step forward,Reed will get back to being Reed
and we still have a chance for free agency and the draft (virtual)
GO HAWKS !
toffee":vg5evjdg said:Can someone educate me what Clowney can do that the Griffens of the world couldn’t?
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hawks85":3bvvropd said:I've been saying this for awhile. Clowney is slightly above average and people don't wanna hear that, but its facts. People wanna talk about the sacks saying it more than just sacks. Well that's not what the NFL is saying because if this were true Clowney would have his 20 plus mil a year deal with some team already, and people don't wanna hear that either. The bottom line is Clowney needs to step up his game if he wants 20 mil a year.morgulon1":3bvvropd said:I think the 1 season that we had Clowney was enough. He is what he is which is a player with dynamic physical potential but has underperformed and has been injured since he was drafted . Yes he has flashed brilliantly at times and that has a lot of people enamored with the idea of throwing a lot of money his way, but we signed 2 second tier free agents that doubled his sacks , one of the 2 coming off the bench.
I am with the group that hopes he doeant come back. I trust what the front office is going to do.
They improved the cb position, well have a good FS/SS tandem for a full season, Barton will take a step forward,Reed will get back to being Reed
and we still have a chance for free agency and the draft (virtual)
GO HAWKS !
He wasn't wrecking havoc in Houston either. Clowney is way over-hyped IMO. I hope Clowney doesn't re-sign Seattle will survive without him. And yes I still think Clowney is slightly above average talented line or not.MontanaHawk05":bfzhibp1 said:hawks85":bfzhibp1 said:I've been saying this for awhile. Clowney is slightly above average and people don't wanna hear that, but its facts. People wanna talk about the sacks saying it more than just sacks. Well that's not what the NFL is saying because if this were true Clowney would have his 20 plus mil a year deal with some team already, and people don't wanna hear that either. The bottom line is Clowney needs to step up his game if he wants 20 mil a year.morgulon1":bfzhibp1 said:I think the 1 season that we had Clowney was enough. He is what he is which is a player with dynamic physical potential but has underperformed and has been injured since he was drafted . Yes he has flashed brilliantly at times and that has a lot of people enamored with the idea of throwing a lot of money his way, but we signed 2 second tier free agents that doubled his sacks , one of the 2 coming off the bench.
I am with the group that hopes he doeant come back. I trust what the front office is going to do.
They improved the cb position, well have a good FS/SS tandem for a full season, Barton will take a step forward,Reed will get back to being Reed
and we still have a chance for free agency and the draft (virtual)
GO HAWKS !
The NFL is hedging its bets because Clowney played on the least talented defensive line in the league, got hurt, and therefore finished the season as a question mark. He could go either way from here. It doesn't mean that he's "slightly above average", it means he's an unknown quantity.
That he played on the league's least effective line and still managed to wreck even one game, much less multiple games, suggests greatness to me rather than otherwise. I think Seattle should take the risk and find a way. But they're not going to break the bank, and don't forget, NOBODY is going to cough up huge sums without being able to get a physical on him. That's a factor.
hawks85":2ykjk8ef said:I've been saying this for awhile. Clowney is slightly above average and people don't wanna hear that, but its facts. People wanna talk about the sacks saying it more than just sacks. Well that's not what the NFL is saying because if this were true Clowney would have his 20 plus mil a year deal with some team already, and people don't wanna hear that either. The bottom line is Clowney needs to step up his game if he wants 20 mil a year.morgulon1":2ykjk8ef said:I think the 1 season that we had Clowney was enough. He is what he is which is a player with dynamic physical potential but has underperformed and has been injured since he was drafted . Yes he has flashed brilliantly at times and that has a lot of people enamored with the idea of throwing a lot of money his way, but we signed 2 second tier free agents that doubled his sacks , one of the 2 coming off the bench.
I am with the group that hopes he doeant come back. I trust what the front office is going to do.
They improved the cb position, well have a good FS/SS tandem for a full season, Barton will take a step forward,Reed will get back to being Reed
and we still have a chance for free agency and the draft (virtual)
GO HAWKS !
Yup I agree. This fanbase needs to understand Clowney isn't re-signing here. Even with his so called lower price not a lot of teams are biting. People here that are crossing the fingers shaking their fists to the sky sign Clowney are pathetic. Its not gonna happen it would have happened already, and again people don't wanna hear that. I still think he signs with the Titans. Seattle and the people here who are wishing upon a star to sign Clowney need to move forward.morgulon1":3ix5qnsa said:hawks85":3ix5qnsa said:I've been saying this for awhile. Clowney is slightly above average and people don't wanna hear that, but its facts. People wanna talk about the sacks saying it more than just sacks. Well that's not what the NFL is saying because if this were true Clowney would have his 20 plus mil a year deal with some team already, and people don't wanna hear that either. The bottom line is Clowney needs to step up his game if he wants 20 mil a year.morgulon1":3ix5qnsa said:I think the 1 season that we had Clowney was enough. He is what he is which is a player with dynamic physical potential but has underperformed and has been injured since he was drafted . Yes he has flashed brilliantly at times and that has a lot of people enamored with the idea of throwing a lot of money his way, but we signed 2 second tier free agents that doubled his sacks , one of the 2 coming off the bench.
I am with the group that hopes he doeant come back. I trust what the front office is going to do.
They improved the cb position, well have a good FS/SS tandem for a full season, Barton will take a step forward,Reed will get back to being Reed
and we still have a chance for free agency and the draft (virtual)
GO HAWKS !
Exactly.
His play and availability has set the market for his services, of course that could change in a second by a team that has
the cap space and the willingness to pay Clowney for the possibility that he'll surpass his record 9 sacks.
Good luck JaVonski
I'd resign Ansah if he were actually healthy and wanted to play for a minimum deal. I dont think he was healthy all year.
If he's suckville , cut him.
What’s Ziggy’s vet minimum?nwHawk":lzzvlpe6 said:Clowney certainty had his moments. Ziggy was a flash in the pan for a game and then back to WTF. Personally, I don't see the Hawks resigning him, unless it's on their terms. Say what you will, but I think they're trying to get his contract pushed up and then bow out. It looks better from a PR standpoint if they are "out bid" and they potentially receive a better comp pick.
hawks85":1v7fm5zf said:Yup I agree. This fanbase needs to understand Clowney isn't re-signing here. Even with his so called lower price not a lot of teams are biting. People here that are crossing the fingers shaking their fists to the sky sign Clowney are pathetic. Its not gonna happen it would have happened already, and again people don't wanna hear that. I still think he signs with the Titans. Seattle and the people here who are wishing upon a star to sign Clowney need to move forward.morgulon1":1v7fm5zf said:hawks85":1v7fm5zf said:I've been saying this for awhile. Clowney is slightly above average and people don't wanna hear that, but its facts. People wanna talk about the sacks saying it more than just sacks. Well that's not what the NFL is saying because if this were true Clowney would have his 20 plus mil a year deal with some team already, and people don't wanna hear that either. The bottom line is Clowney needs to step up his game if he wants 20 mil a year.morgulon1":1v7fm5zf said:I think the 1 season that we had Clowney was enough. He is what he is which is a player with dynamic physical potential but has underperformed and has been injured since he was drafted . Yes he has flashed brilliantly at times and that has a lot of people enamored with the idea of throwing a lot of money his way, but we signed 2 second tier free agents that doubled his sacks , one of the 2 coming off the bench.
I am with the group that hopes he doeant come back. I trust what the front office is going to do.
They improved the cb position, well have a good FS/SS tandem for a full season, Barton will take a step forward,Reed will get back to being Reed
and we still have a chance for free agency and the draft (virtual)
GO HAWKS !
Exactly.
His play and availability has set the market for his services, of course that could change in a second by a team that has
the cap space and the willingness to pay Clowney for the possibility that he'll surpass his record 9 sacks.
Good luck JaVonski
I'd resign Ansah if he were actually healthy and wanted to play for a minimum deal. I dont think he was healthy all year.
If he's suckville , cut him.
morgulon1":f4kws6gr said:hawks85":f4kws6gr said:I've been saying this for awhile. Clowney is slightly above average and people don't wanna hear that, but its facts. People wanna talk about the sacks saying it more than just sacks. Well that's not what the NFL is saying because if this were true Clowney would have his 20 plus mil a year deal with some team already, and people don't wanna hear that either. The bottom line is Clowney needs to step up his game if he wants 20 mil a year.morgulon1":f4kws6gr said:I think the 1 season that we had Clowney was enough. He is what he is which is a player with dynamic physical potential but has underperformed and has been injured since he was drafted . Yes he has flashed brilliantly at times and that has a lot of people enamored with the idea of throwing a lot of money his way, but we signed 2 second tier free agents that doubled his sacks , one of the 2 coming off the bench.
I am with the group that hopes he doeant come back. I trust what the front office is going to do.
They improved the cb position, well have a good FS/SS tandem for a full season, Barton will take a step forward,Reed will get back to being Reed
and we still have a chance for free agency and the draft (virtual)
GO HAWKS !
Exactly.
His play and availability has set the market for his services, of course that could change in a second by a team that has
the cap space and the willingness to pay Clowney for the possibility that he'll surpass his record 9 sacks.
Good luck JaVonski
I'd resign Ansah if he were actually healthy and wanted to play for a minimum deal. I dont think he was healthy all year.
If he's suckville , cut him.
Sign Ansah if he were HEALTHY. I'm tired of hearing about the training camp stuff. Clowney wasn't tearing it up in Houston either. Before Clowney was injured he didn't do much at all. I think he had 1 sack. That SF game yeah I agree it was Clowney's best game of his career. If he played a fraction of that game every game all year injured or not then I would try to resign him.hawkfan68":z214t44g said:morgulon1":z214t44g said:hawks85":z214t44g said:I've been saying this for awhile. Clowney is slightly above average and people don't wanna hear that, but its facts. People wanna talk about the sacks saying it more than just sacks. Well that's not what the NFL is saying because if this were true Clowney would have his 20 plus mil a year deal with some team already, and people don't wanna hear that either. The bottom line is Clowney needs to step up his game if he wants 20 mil a year.morgulon1":z214t44g said:I think the 1 season that we had Clowney was enough. He is what he is which is a player with dynamic physical potential but has underperformed and has been injured since he was drafted . Yes he has flashed brilliantly at times and that has a lot of people enamored with the idea of throwing a lot of money his way, but we signed 2 second tier free agents that doubled his sacks , one of the 2 coming off the bench.
I am with the group that hopes he doeant come back. I trust what the front office is going to do.
They improved the cb position, well have a good FS/SS tandem for a full season, Barton will take a step forward,Reed will get back to being Reed
and we still have a chance for free agency and the draft (virtual)
GO HAWKS !
Exactly.
His play and availability has set the market for his services, of course that could change in a second by a team that has
the cap space and the willingness to pay Clowney for the possibility that he'll surpass his record 9 sacks.
Good luck JaVonski
I'd resign Ansah if he were actually healthy and wanted to play for a minimum deal. I dont think he was healthy all year.
If he's suckville , cut him.
Wow! Your solution to solve the issue is to re-sign Ansah, a player who proved to be utterly useless last year. A player who contributed next to nil all season. A player they spent $9M on...Ansah was more of a waste than Clowney ever was. That was a bad signing from the get go.
By the way, Clowney played injured for about half the season. His best game was the one he suffered the injury and played through it. He was the best defensive player in that game, bar none. Even with an injury, he dominated that game. Ansah didn’t do anything to that level. So if you’re going to excuse Ansah for an injury, why not same for Clowney? Clowney didn’t have a full training camp/off-season with the Seahawks. Ansah did.
getnasty":2n721oyb said:I'm all for resigning Ziggy on a min deal with no guarantees. Sure he wasn't good last year but if healthy he's a better player then Mayowa or Irvin. Of course Clowney or Griffin would still be my priority but if they fall through at least Ziggy has upside and you don't owe him anything if he mirrors last years performance.
Appyhawk":10vxi721 said:Ziggy is a well meaning, nice guy, who had been an effective player. He had his "prove it" year last year. The only thing he proved is that someone else deserves that roster spot.
My worry is that we've signed, and are depending on, some O Line guys who will fit the same description.
Sgt. Largent":1yr1vkbs said:getnasty":1yr1vkbs said:I'm all for resigning Ziggy on a min deal with no guarantees. Sure he wasn't good last year but if healthy he's a better player then Mayowa or Irvin. Of course Clowney or Griffin would still be my priority but if they fall through at least Ziggy has upside and you don't owe him anything if he mirrors last years performance.
You wanna bring Ziggy back on a zero guarantee full incentive cheap prove it deal? That's fine.......but this D-line still needs a playmaker, and Ziggy isn't it.
Heck, this D-line still needs two playmakers. I still have faith in John to deliver, at this point if that's not Clowney I don't care.
But Ziggy isn't the answer to what this D-line needs.