Clowney, the Texans’ No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 draft, has been on the mend since having microfracture surgery on his injured right knee late last year. The surgery followed a bumpy rookie season that included only four games, two starts and seven tackles, but Lowe told Forbes.com recently that Clowney “looks spectacular.” Watch the video to see how Owens Recovery Science and Blood Flow Restriction has helped him recover. The following is an excerpt from a Yahoo Sports! article that discusses how Jadeveon Clowney used a BFR training program to accelerate his recovery. Check out the full article at the link above or below this content to learn more. Clowney, the Texans’ No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 draft, has been on the mend since having microfracture surgery on his injured right knee late last year. The surgery followed a bumpy rookie season that included only four games, two starts and seven tackles, but Lowe told Forbes.com recently that Clowney “looks spectacular.” Clowney tore the meniscus in his right knee during Houston’s season opener and had an arthroscopic procedure done on the knee. The recovery process never returned Clowney to full strength, so he went the microfracture surgery route in December. Swelling and quadriceps weakness comes with the territory for injured knees, but Lowe said using “blood flow restriction training” has been beneficial in Clowney’s microfracture rehab.