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So even if he doesn't re-sign with them, they'll get the pick back as a compensatory selection in the future.
Pretty big upgrade from Clark in my opinion, doubly so, since Clark netted a 1st rounder.
Clark is the better player. Clowney is a good player, but overhyped because of his status as a former #1 overall.
No kidding. Snyder and Allen are the only duo who could be outsmarted by the GM-less BOB-led Texans. It makes me nervous, but then I remember they're too stubborn and dumb to be open to getting premium draft assets for an old OT on a bad team anyways...I'm sure they'll just stand pat and let him waste away to...send him a message?Not sure they are too worried about Dan Snyder and team outsmarting them.
To be more precise, once they let the deadline to extend franchise players pass, Clowney had all the leverage. Last year they could’ve traded him for a Khalil Mack sized haul. This year, nothing available but leftovers.
I strongly disagree that Clark is better. I'm very curious to see what he does without Pete Carroll, but I think he'll be another Bruce Irvin, where he'll miss Seattle a lot more than they'll miss him. I don't think Clark does anything better than Clowney, except maybe stay healthy.
They never would have gotten a Mack sized haul. Mack is a HOF talent, Clowney is a very good player. They likely could have gotten a 1st rounder though.
First for Clowney could only have happened if they’d been able to do it before the franchise deadline was, when the team giving the pick could deal it for a player they’d have under contract for several years.
I have Seattle's D/ST. Didn't even draft them.
I don't know. 14th in DVOA last year for the year. Big time contributor suspended for six games. We'll see...
Definitely bumps them up on that week 1 match up though. They were already a nice streaming option, more so now
It does for streaming, that's for sure. Be nice to pick up some points on a strip sack or something like it. I have a feeling that Seattle will get a heavy dose of Mixon, though.
This exactly what I was alluding to earlier.
Maybe but their offensive line looks putrid. Idk that mixon will be squeezing any blood from that stone
Yep. Only thing is that if they keep it on the ground, less sacks, less turnovers (generally). The point scoring aspect of a fantasy defense can be negated by running the ball even down twenty.
