Ben Epstein
The Santa Clara
February 16, 2017
Even without hearing Clemson University Head Coach Dabo Swinney liken his former QB to “Michael Jordan,” you can tell there is something different about Deshaun Watson from watching him play on the field. When analysts describe his leadership and ability, the word “special” is often used. On April 27, when the Cleveland Browns are officially on the clock for the first pick in the 2017 NFL draft, they need to select Deshaun Watson.
Watson is fresh off of delivering Clemson a national title against arguably one of the best teams in college football history, the previously undefeated University of Alabama.