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One NFL scout tells SI's Don Banks that Iowa DE Adrian Clayborn is "probably going to slip some" in the draft because of his arm problems.
Clayborn's right arm is smaller than his left arm, and he suffered a broken collarbone at birth. "His right arm is mal-developed to a degree," the scout said. "He's left-hand dominant because of it ... and that may be why he always played at right end in college and never moved around. The combine is real important for him. He's probably going to slip."
Iowa DE Adrian Clayborn revealed on PFT Live Wednesday that he will not bench press at the Combine.
This comes on the heels of Wednesday's ESPN 101 report that Clayborn suffers from "Erb's Palsy," which caused nerve damage throughout the right side of his body, including Clayborn's arm. Clayborn acknowledged to Mike Florio that he has the condition and is also dealing with a shoulder injury. Whether the Erb's Palsy and arm problem are related is unknown.
Per rotoworld.com
I'm not a medical expert but none of that sounds good. He never missed any playing time because of those problems but it's something to keep an eye out for at the combine. He's a potential medical red flag.