If there are some glaring issues on Clemson’s offense through the first seven games of the season, it’s the number of tackles behind the line of scrimmage or sacks it is allowing.
The blame, like most people like to think, does not just go on the offensive line. The blame can be spread to the quarterback for holding the ball too long, the running backs for not reading the defense or the wide receivers for not getting open down field or holding on to their blocks on screen plays.
“The biggest thing is you go look at them individually and how they happened,” Clemson co-offensive coordinator Jeff Scott said.