Clemson's Deshaun Watson can't be typecast. Opponents who dismiss him as a running quarterback watch him complete passes at a 70 percent clip (and possibly put 70 points on the scoreboard). Those who focus strictly on his passing are likely to be gashed by a 1,000-yard rusher.
Alabama coach Nick Saban recently called Watson the most dominant college football player since Cam Newton. Who would argue with Saban?
Watson is a strong Heisman Trophy candidate on a Clemson offense oozing with talent. Can he be stopped in 2016? Opposing coaches offer some possible solutions -- while admitting that Watson will pose a unique and tortuous challenge for defenses.