Clemons took a longer route than most to this year's draft. He was not highly recruited coming out of high school and went to junior college first. He changed positions, developed himself, and excelled at the JUCO for two years before transferring to Texas A&M. He then utilized the extra year of eligibility granted by the NCAA to play through 2021. Clemons is a high effort player with some intriguing traits on the edge. Shown improvement each year and still hasn't hit ceiling. Tips his hand presnap and shows if he's setting edge, bull rush, etc. Very raw prospect that clearly works hard to improve. He hasn't played the edge position/role for very long, only switching to it after he moved to college and adding weight, so if he can continue to develop, Clemons could be a decent situational pass rusher and rotational edge/OLB defender in either a 3-4 or 4-3 scheme. He is a project player that should be good value in the middle of day 3 of the draft.