All of Cornell Powell’s hard work – and patience – paid off during this past college football season, and again on Saturday when the former Clemson wide receiver was selected by the Kansas City (…)
Watch former Clemson offensive tackle Jackson Carman when he gets the word he is going to play for his hometown team. The Cincinnati Bengals selected the All-ACC left tackle No. 46 overall Friday in the second (…)
It was an historic draft for Clemson that started with the first No. 1 pick in program history on Thursday and concluded Saturday with the fifth-round selection of Cornell Powell by the Kansas City Chiefs with (…)
Houston Texans’ general manager Nick Caserio said Friday’s third-round pick of Stanford quarterback Davis Mills has nothing to do with Deshaun Watson and it is nothing more than creating competition. (…)
Cornell Powell became the fifth Clemson Tiger selected in the 2021 NFL Draft when he heard his name called on Saturday. The Kansas City Chiefs picked up the former Clemson wide receiver in the fifth round (…)
Prior to 2020, Cornell Powell had not started a game at Clemson. He never caught more than 15 passes in a season and had no more than 122 yards. He had just three career touchdowns, though he played in 42 (…)
Former Clemson receiver Amari Rodgers picked up a good endorsement following his third-round selection in the 2021 NFL Draft from one of the best to have done it. Former Cincinnati Bengals great, Chad (…)
Former Clemson wide receiver Amari Rodgers was selected No. 85 overall Friday night in the third round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Clemson Football’s Instagram account shares the emotional moment when the (…)
The Cincinnati Bengals wanted to get a new offensive tackle to protect second-year quarterback Joe Burrow. So, they went got Clemson’s Jackson Carman in the 2021 NFL Draft. The All-ACC left tackle, who (…)
Amari Rodgers did not set any records at Clemson like Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne did. However, the former Clemson wideout was a consummate professional at his craft. No one, including Lawrence and (…)
