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Clemson defensive end Da'Quan Bowers has been regarded as an elite prospect all season, but teammate Jarvis Jenkins, a defensive tackle, has joined him near the top of many teams' draft boards.
On Saturday vs. N.C. State, both Bowers and Jenkins shined and proved why each could be a first-round pick in '11.
Bowers (6-4, 280) is a dominant pass rusher who can beat offensive tackles around corner with his speed or defeat them with a variety of strong and efficient pass-rush moves. He also is a productive pass rusher when aligned inside at tackle.
Jenkins (6-4, 306) is equally productive vs. the run and pass. Bowers shows outstanding initial quickness, and combined with his size and strength he is able to consistently defeat offensive linemen. Bowers can beat guards through the gap to pressure the quarterback or blow up running plays in backfield, and he is a force at the point of attack.
Read more: http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/fee...0-clemson-duo-challenges-scouts#ixzz14twZjJnu
DAL @ GB
