Even though Corey Clement scored a touchdown and had the
most receiving yards in the Superbowl, he is considered an unsung hero. The football
community does not praise him enough. He is way more than “the backup that caught
the snap during the Philly Special”!
Number 30 is ideal player to play alongside Jay Ajayi and
Darren Sproles. With his ability to catch the ball in the flat and down the
field, he can play sideline to sideline. With Wisconsin being a run heavy
offense, Clement did not get a chance to showcase his catching ability. With a
catching percentage of 77%, his best skill is his reliable hands.
Clement is a local Philadelphia talent that will be lighting
it up in his second season in the NFL. Throughout his first year, he averaged 4.4
yards per carry and 13 yards per reception. Clement excelled at whatever he was
asked to do. He is developing into another offensive weapon for the already
stacked lineup. Like many young running backs, pass blocking is their weakest
point. Once Clement becomes adept at pass blocking, he could be the starting
running back. To start the 2018 season, he will be a serviceable 3rd down running
back.
From being an undrafted rookie to playing a pivotal role in
the Superbowl, Corey Clement could be the future star running back in Philadelphia.
Every Eagles fan should be eagerly anticipating the creative plays that Doug
Pederson will be drawing up that involve Corey Clement.
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