Question: Why do you think Clowney is unsigned?

[pwny]

3 minutes ago, Matts4313 said:

Pwny - you are literally being wrong here. Saying a knee is in good health in March has no bearing on if a player blows it out when a 325 pound OL hits it awkward. None. Thats like saying just because a heart surgeon gives you a triple bypass, you could sue them if they ever have another heart attack. Its silly.

And again, doing a great job showing that you’re not at all familiar with how medical liability insurance works.

And it just isn’t about if he blows his knee out when someone hits him. What if he blows out his knee doing wind sprints in May and none of this has come to pass yet and the team didn’t get someone to test him yet? Guess whose practice is liable for potentially missing a major red flag. 

[Matts4313]

1 minute ago, pwny said:

And again, doing a great job showing that you’re not at all familiar with how medical liability insurance works.

And it just isn’t about if he blows his knee out when someone hits him. What if he blows out his knee doing wind sprints in May and none of this has come to pass yet and the team didn’t get someone to test him yet? Guess whose practice is liable for potentially missing a major red flag. 

No one's would be, unless it can be proven that a "major red flag" was missed. 

[pwny]

4 minutes ago, Matts4313 said:

No one's would be, unless it can be proven that a "major red flag" was missed. 

Matts, you literally don’t do anything in the field of medicine unless you have the insurance to back you up on it. It doesn’t matter if you’re a literal god at what you do and believe it’s impossible for you to miss something. You literally do not do it because the chance you screwed up can destroy your entire ability to practice medicine.  

Dr. Andrews’ private practice does not have the insurance backing to do it. So he won’t. And neither will any doctor with even half an idea of what they’re doing.

[43M]

Clowney will likely get a one year deal sometime after the draft for much less than he wants.  He will go on to have another merely okay year, and then the cycle will repeat itself again next year.

Clowney cant get over his own hype coming out of college.    He cant accept the fact that he is a merely an okay player, and not the elite superstar he was supposedly destined to be.