RICHMOND, Va. — Former Benedictine High School standout Clelin Ferrell became the highest drafted football player the Richmond-area has ever produced when the Raiders selected the Clemson University star fourth overall in 2019.
This season the 27-year-old Defensive End will do something he's never done before as a professional football player — play a home NFL game in the Eastern Time Zone.
Sean Robertson caught up with Ferrell at Washington Commanders training camp to talk about his homecoming.
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