MORRIS CLAIBORNE RUMORS
Elder – Morris Claiborne scouting report
Morris Claiborne/CB/LSU: Sudden and smooth in transition. Quick feet and turns his hips fluidly. Exceptional ball skills and closing speed. Multiple dynamic plays in coverage in every game I watched. Routinely makes great breaks on the ball. Seems to almost bait QBs into throwing at his man so that he can make a play. [...]
Morris Claiborne Scouting Report
CornerbackLSU5-11 188Draft board overall prospect rank: #6Draft board overall cornerback rank: #1Overall rating: 91 (Top 10 pick)40 time: 4.47Positives• Great athlete• Ball skills (11 interceptions in 2 years)• Deadly with the ball in his hands (274 INT return yards and a touchdown)• Also a deadly return man (568 yards and a touchdown on 22...
Ronde Barber: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers “will” draft Morris Claiborne.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers CB Ronde Barber is either playing the team’s draft hand or he’s helping them play the mind game with other clubs.
Yesterday, when asked by J.P. Peterson of WQYK-AM 1010 if the Buccaneers were interested in drafting Morris Claiborne he stated “we probably will.”
He then went on to comment about his early impressions of the cornerback from LSU.
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Is LSU’s Morris Claiborne’s draft stock falling?
Morris Claiborne is projected to be drafted in the top 10 by most Mock Drafts including ESPN’s Todd Mcshay projecting him to go to the St. Louis Rams with the 6th overall pick. Claiborne took the NFL’s Wonderlic test, a test that is given to each player pre draft. The test measures your cognitive ability, behavioral liability
Low Wonderlic score shouldn’t affect Morris Claiborne’s draft stock
Louisiana State University cornerback Morris Claiborne speaks to reporters during Media Day before his team take on the University of Alabama in the NCAA BCS National Championship, scheduled for January 9, in New Orleans, Louisiana January 6, 2012. REUTERS/Sean Gardner (UNITED STATES – Tags: SPORT FOOTBALL)
If a quarterback scores a four on the Wonderlic Test then we’ve got...
Morris Claiborne’s disability is a perfect example of why the Wonderlic Test is a joke.
LSU’s Morris Claiborne has a learning disability. This could be why he scored a four on the Wonderlic test at the NFL Scouting Combine. Feel like a jerk for laughing at his score for the past 24 hours? Good. Because I do too.
According to the National Football Post’s Greg Gabriel, Claiborne was diagnosed with a learning disability in high school.
Every college that recruited...
Draft prospect Morris Claiborne needs wrist surgery
This year’s top NFL draft prospect at cornerback–Morris Claiborne–will need to undergo surgery on his left wrist to repair a torn ligament, according to nola.com
Claiborne said he suffered the injury during LSU’s 9-6 win over Alabama but opted to play the remainder of the season with the injury.
The surgery will be conducted on Friday and shouldn’t hurt his draft stock...
2012 NFL draft: Morris Claiborne CB LSU
Morris Claiborne from LSU stated he wants to follow in the footsteps of fellow LSU CB Patrick Peterson and if he does there is no doubt he will be off to a stellar NFL career.
Claiborne is ranked as the top cornerback in the 2012 NFL draft and a potential top-five selection.
When asked what makes him such a star at the NFL Combine he stated his speed helps separate him from...
Via College Sports University
March 07, 2012
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Nothing flawed about LSU's joy
ATLANTA LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne reminded me very much of a 2-year-old Saturday. This is a compliment, I promise.
He flashed all of the best parts of that age, none of the bad ones.
Anybody who has studied the behavior patterns of 2-year-olds through the lens of parenthood knows they live in the moment. Anger looks like anger, joy like joy. They are years away from reacting...
Via Fox Sports South
December 04, 2011
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Tigers defense seeks spot in LSU history
Cornerback Morris Claiborne says he and teammates often talk about how they'd like the Tigers' 2011 defense to be remembered as best LSU ever had.
That's a tall order considering the strong defenses fielded by LSU national title teams in 2003 and 2007, which each sent a handful of players on to the NFL.
Yet this year's fast, play-making defense compares well to...
Via Fox Sports
November 15, 2011
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