Now that we have actual confirmation from credible sources, is it wise for the Tennessee Titans to make the Jadeveon Clowney and Mike Vrabel reunion a reality?
Aside from the brief Brady Bonanza, the Jadeveon Clowney chaos has pretty much dominated Titans twitter for the majority of this hectic off-season.
Every Titans fan has an opinion on potentially investing a lot of money in an offer that would lure the three-time pro bowler to Nashville, Tennessee. However, up until Wednesday’s conference call with general manager Jon Robinson and head coach Mike Vrabel, most of these debates were based off suspect at best speculation.
All of that changed within the matter of minutes when two men who usually play their cards close to the vest, made their interest known loud and clear by delivering the news that the majority of Titans fans have been yearning for: Jadeveon Clowney in two-tone blue is very much a legitimate possibility.
Probably the biggest takeaway from the entire discussion was J-Rob letting everyone know what many had speculated all along: the inability to allow their team doctors to get their hands on Clowney has ultimately held the Titans (and every other team for that matter) back from finalizing a deal with the former first overall pick.
With this type of financial investment, you can’t blame any team for wanting to have people they trust making the final decision on someone who possesses the talent, and injury history, as the former South Carolina Standout.
Unfortunately with everything going on in the world with the COVID-19 pandemic, teams are unable to do that so either the waiting game begins, or one of these teams will eventually take a leap of fate in order to secure a true game wrecker when healthy.
This article is going to elaborate on some of the strengths in Clowney’s game that truly makes him special, while also highlighting some of the red flags that the team must be cautious of should they decide to have him sign on the dotted line.
With all that said, let’s check out what makes many Titans fans believe that the former first overall pick could be the missing piece on a team striving to go from a contender, to a champion.