Clemson’s Christian Wilkins is a freak of an athlete.
The 6-foot-4, 315-pound defensive lineman by trade can play virtually anywhere on the football field. Wilkins started at Clemson as a defensive tackle, switched to defensive end for his sophomore year, and has been spotted as a blocker on the offensive line, at running back, as a pass catcher, carried the ball on a fake punt and played some safety in the spring game.
What can’t this guy do?
–video courtesy ACC Digital Network
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