Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson says he can be an overall better player, leader and quarterback when he met with the media last week.

The Heisman Trophy Finalist, the first in Clemson history, threw for 4,104 yards in 2015 and rushed for another 1,105 yards to become the first player in the history of college football to throw for 4,000 yards and rush for 1,000 yards in the same season.

Watson also combined for 47 touchdowns, throwing 35 and running for 12 more. He is 18-2 as a starter.

“There is always some way to better my game and that is what I’m trying to do,” Watson said.

Watson won ACC Player of the Year honors, was a consensus First-Team All-American and was the winner of both the Davey O’Brien and Manning Awards as the nation’s best quarterback. He also was voted as the MVP in the ACC Championship Game and threw for a national championship game record 405 yards and four touchdowns against Alabama, and rushed for 73 more. His 478 total yards established a new record for total yards in the championship game.

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