Video: Damone Clark: Path To The NFL Draft

atlantacowboy · May 3, 2022

This is my favorite pick. Great risk/reward player in round 5 with pro bowl upside. If his neck recovers from surgery, this could be an all-time cowboy draft steal.

nate dizzle · May 3, 2022

atlantacowboy said:
This is my favorite pick. Great risk/reward player in round 5 with pro bowl upside. If his neck recovers from surgery, this could be an all-time cowboy draft steal.

That wonderlic tho...

Risen Star · May 3, 2022

He wanted to be a Packer.

He must hate that he's a Cowboy.

Now I understand why they didn't post his secret audio. They used Bland's call instead. He must have been dropping f bombs over Dallas drafting him.

atlantacowboy · May 3, 2022

nate dizzle said:
That wonderlic tho...

Well, he won't be doing my books. But, as a LB, super talented.

jazzcat22 · May 3, 2022

Remember DaVonta Holloman, a 7th round pick in 2013. He looked to be a really good LB. Then he had neck injury. Ended his career.
But I think they determined he had what Michael Irvin had, narrowing of the spine. He decided to retire.
I know that is much different, but need to be aware of such things.

Supposedly this is what LVE had also, as to Clark, and it took LVE a while to get to playing better.
So a red shirt year for him for sure. This holding out hope he could play later in the season, is typical FO hype.

speedkilz88 · May 3, 2022

jazzcat22 said:
Remember DaVonta Holloman, a 7th round pick in 2013. He looked to be a really good LB. Then he had neck injury. Ended his career.
But I think they determined he had what Michael Irvin had, narrowing of the spine. He decided to retire.
I know that is much different, but need to be aware of such things.

Supposedly this is what LVE had also, as to Clark, and it took LVE a while to get to playing better.
So a red shirt year for him for sure. This holding out hope he could play later in the season, is typical FO hype.

Holloman injured the neck twice.

blueblood70 · May 3, 2022

jazzcat22 said:
Remember DaVonta Holloman, a 7th round pick in 2013. He looked to be a really good LB. Then he had neck injury. Ended his career.
But I think they determined he had what Michael Irvin had, narrowing of the spine. He decided to retire.
I know that is much different, but need to be aware of such things.

Supposedly this is what LVE had also, as to Clark, and it took LVE a while to get to playing better.
So a red shirt year for him for sure. This holding out hope he could play later in the season, is typical FO hype.

not the same that WR this year has that but not all of them are the type of MI ie genetic condition or whatever it was.. Clarks was simply a bulging disk and he didn't even realize he had it.the surgery was preemptive as it wasn't holding him back..a herniated /bulging disk is not the same as life threating genetic condition, this is more like what Dlaw and i belive Haley had this..atlhetes get this from just playing and working out.

you are lumping them all together and its not the same.

atlantacowboy · May 3, 2022

speedkilz88 said:
Holloman injured the neck twice.

He had cervical spinal stenosis. Thats a lot different than a herniated disc.

xwalker · May 3, 2022

BrAinPaiNt said:

He looks the part. He makes many of those other players look scrawny.

jazzcat22 · May 3, 2022

blueblood70 said:
not the same that WR this year has that but not all of them are the type of MI ie genetic condition or whatever it was.. Clarks was simply a bulging disk and he didn't even realize he had it.the surgery was preemptive as it wasn't holding him back..a herniated /bulging disk is not the same as life threating genetic condition, this is more like what Dlaw and i belive Haley had this..atlhetes get this from just playing and working out.

you are lumping them all together and its not the same.

Not lumping them together, I even stated it is not the same. But it was the same or similar to LVE. It will just take a while. and a year on IR will be fine.

Bowdown27 · May 3, 2022

Really rooting for the kid. Loved the pick. Should have been a late first rounder. Hopefully gets back to what he was at lsu

DBOY3141 · May 3, 2022

nate dizzle said:
That wonderlic tho...

saw something yesterday that Ray Lewis got a 13 and Bobby Wagner got a 9...don't know if it's true, but if so.....hope he turns out like they did

erod · May 3, 2022

DBOY3141 said:
saw something yesterday that Ray Lewis got a 13 and Bobby Wagner got a 9...don't know if it's true, but if so.....hope he turns out like they did

Mo Claiborne got a 6 if I recall.

There are some tree stumps in the NFL. :laugh:

reddyuta · May 3, 2022

how many 5th Rd picks have we wasted in recent years? this is a worthwhile gamble even if he he only plays for 3-4 years/

nate dizzle · May 3, 2022

atlantacowboy said:
Well, he won't be doing my books. But, as a LB, super talented.

Hey if he's half as talented as Alvin Mack was portrayed to be in The Program, he'll be an All-Pro

jazzcat22 · May 3, 2022

erod said:
Mo Claiborne got a 6 if I recall.

There are some tree stumps in the NFL.

I wonder what some fans scores would be. :muttley:

Not pointing to you, or anyone. Just responding in general. :thumbup:

jazzcat22 · May 3, 2022

erod said:
Mo Claiborne got a 6 if I recall.

There are some tree stumps in the NFL.

Someone made a post, about it being about common sense.
I wonder if there is a correlation to this test as opposed to one's IQ.

I know some very smart people with a higher IQ, but no common sense. And know some people with average IQ's or maybe a little lower, but have common sense and do better than the higher IQ people.

conner01 · May 3, 2022

Risen Star said:
He wanted to be a Packer.

He must hate that he's a Cowboy.

Now I understand why they didn't post his secret audio. They used Bland's call instead. He must have been dropping f bombs over Dallas drafting him.

Doubt that is the case at all
Kids want to be in the NFL
Playing for your favorite team is cool but a player will leave his favorite team in a heartbeat for more money so it’s not that big a deal

aikemirv · May 3, 2022

jazzcat22 said:
Someone made a post, about it being about common sense.
I wonder if there is a correlation to this test as opposed to one's IQ.

I know some very smart people with a higher IQ, but no common sense. And know some people with average IQ's or maybe a little lower, but have common sense and do better than the higher IQ people.

I took one the other day. It is supposed to corelate to your IQ as this:

Wonderlic to IQ Conversion
Because the IQ and the Wonderlic are similar but separate tests there is no way to determine your Wonderlic score based on your IQ score, or vice versa. However, using a normal distribution bell curve it’s possible to make approximations. Below are IQ to Wonderlic conversions based on standard deviations of both tests.

68 on IQ = 5 on Wonderlic
85 on IQ = 14 on Wonderlic
100 on IQ = 22 on Wonderlic
115 on IQ = 29 on Wonderlic
132 on IQ = 36 on Wonderlic

https://wonderlictestpractice.com/how-does-the-wonderlic-correspond-to-the-iq-test/

Video: Damone Clark: Path To The NFL Draft

BrAinPaiNt

Mike Smith aka Backwoods Sexy

atlantacowboy

Well-Known Member

nate dizzle

Well-Known Member

Risen Star

Likes Collector

atlantacowboy

Well-Known Member

jazzcat22

speedkilz88

Well-Known Member

blueblood70

Well-Known Member

atlantacowboy

Well-Known Member

xwalker

Well-Known Member

jazzcat22

Bowdown27

Well-Known Member

DBOY3141

Well-Known Member

erod

Well-Known Member

reddyuta

Well-Known Member

nate dizzle

Well-Known Member

jazzcat22

jazzcat22

conner01

Well-Known Member

aikemirv

Well-Known Member