Audiotom

But we are playing the depleted Panthers on thursday

No receivers? Load the box

Give the ball back to Drew
At let Cam sulk under a towel

SloMotion

I wouldn't fear Clowney ... a lot of his reputation is built on that one bone-jarring tackle he made vs Michigan in the Outback Bowl and based on his performance against college-level offensive lineman ... his day will come & he's in for a rude awakening vs NFL lineman, who are the professional cream-of-the-crop, won't fear him & have more than enough talent/ability to make his job a lot harder than it was at the college level ... IMO.

It's gonna' be sorta' like the N-drama-kong Suh story, part deux ... he was overhyped his last season at Nebraska, but since arriving in the NFL, do you realize he makes or participates in less than 4 (yep! count 'em - 4!) plays per game for the Lions? (*based on 2013 statistics). Hardly a "game changer" or player to be feared, IMO.

Clowney has already demonstrated he's a bit of a prima-donna, plus if he winds up in Can'tlanta, that's a surefire recipe for failure, .

"The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself ~ Franklin D. Roosevelt

........... I say, "bring him on", . 'Welcome to the NFL', Jadaveon, .

WillSaints81

I'm a gamecock fan, and I will just tell you this......

Clowney was one of the players that helped us become relevant in the SEC again. If it wasnt for Clowney we may not have gone 10-2 for three straight years. The other contributor was Connor Shaw. I wish I could say Lattimore but he was good with Stephen Garcia under center but Shaw didnt need him that much and he was getting hurt too often.

I would feel better if we focused on a strong cb or oline in the draft. I do think we need a playmaking receiver as well. But we need to shore up our line. Can we double a pass rusher or is that against the rules?