In the Century Links post from Thursday, one of the links included from NJ.com was a piece quoting NFL Insider Tony Pauline on work ethic concerns as a basis for Jadeveon Clowney remaining a free agent. Clowney, of course, was acquired by the Seattle Seahawks from the Houston Texans on the eve of the 2019 season for little more than a ball of lint Seattle general manager John Schneider had pulled out of the dryer at his house. While the surprisingly low price the Hawks paid to acquire Clowney has been somewhat dulled by the fact that the Texans apparently lack the ability to properly value players and picks when making trades, what apparently has not changed is Clowney’s reputation for not always being the hardest worker.
Work ethic concerns have trailed Seahawks Jadeveon Clowney since being drafted
