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staylor26 · 08-27-2019, 03:22 PM

Clowney and Clark have both played in 62 games. Clowney has 55 starts, while Clark has started in 33.

Clowney has never even had a double digit sack season. He’s not an elite pass rusher.

The most important part of that article was this:

Clowney has not rushed the passer at an elite level. His 78.8 pass-rushing grade this past season was the highest of his career. While that was a career high, the uptick in his production hasn’t necessarily come from development as a pass-rusher. The Texans have simply gotten more creative and given him more opportunities to rush inside, where he was actually more productive than outside.

Clark is the better player and will be the better player going forward. Sorry, but you’re wrong.

08-27-2019, 03:22 PM	#11
staylor26 In Search of a Life staylor26's Avatar Join Date: Oct 2007	Clowney and Clark have both played in 62 games. Clowney has 55 starts, while Clark has started in 33. Clowney has never even had a double digit sack season. He’s not an elite pass rusher. The most important part of that article was this: Clowney has not rushed the passer at an elite level. His 78.8 pass-rushing grade this past season was the highest of his career. While that was a career high, the uptick in his production hasn’t necessarily come from development as a pass-rusher. The Texans have simply gotten more creative and given him more opportunities to rush inside, where he was actually more productive than outside. Clark is the better player and will be the better player going forward. Sorry, but you’re wrong.
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