I'm still trying to figure out what exactly he said here that was so patently ridiculous?

 

I have doubts about many of the claims of Clowney's poor work ethic.

 

Sapp may not be able to speak to Clowney's day to day work habits.

 

But he can speak directly as to what it  takes to succeed at the NFL level, because he's done it, and he's been around other highly successful players who have done it.

 

Might his take on Clowney based upon Clowney's decision to stop the private workouts due to injury risk be a bit reactionary?  Sure.

 

But he is far fromt he only one who has voiced questions regarding Clowney's work ethic.  Sterling Sharpe hammered Clowney with questions regarding his work ethic in the upcoming Game Changers special.

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