Article By Matt Miller on 31st October, 2010
Pass Rush/Closing Ability/Moves and Counter-moves: A good college pass rusher, Clayborn would struggle as a right defensive end in the NFL. He lacks the speed, secondary moves, and agility to make it as a pass rusher. As a 3-4 defensive end, Clayborn will be asked to stop the run and, depending on the scheme, create pressure on the pocket. He does not show an ability to dip his shoulder or roll his hips to turn the corner--this must be learned. He has yet to develop a secondary move and relies purely on strength as a college player. As a college defensive end, he is stronger than most tackles--this will not be the case in the NFL.
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