ESPN: Weak and strong: Clemson Tigers

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According to Andrea Adelson of ESPN, Clemson's strongest position on the roster is QB with Tajh Boyd Tajh Boyd
RS Sr. Quarterback
#10 6-1, 225
Hampton, VA
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In her opinion, the weakest position on the team is the secondary.

Defensive coordinator Brent Venables has talked repeatedly about the state of his secondary. Clemson does return some experienced players, but the Tigers need to find some playmakers at the cornerback position. Depth also remains a concern, as the Tigers are going to have to rely on some true freshmen to contribute immediately. Having said that, safety Travis Blanks Travis Blanks
So. Defensive Back
#11 6-1, 190
Tallahassee, FL
View Full Profile is a star in the making. He will start at safety this year and has the potential to be one of the better players at that position in the league. Others with experience include Bashaud Breeland Bashaud Breeland
RS Jr. Cornerback
#17 6-0, 195
Allendale, SC
View Full Profile , Garry Peters Garry Peters
RS Jr. Defensive Back
#26 6-0, 195
Conyers, GA
View Full Profile , Darius Robinson Darius Robinson
Cornerback
#21 5-10, 175
College Park, GA
View Full Profile , Martin Jenkins Martin Jenkins
Cornerback
#14 5-10, 180
Roswell, GA
View Full Profile and Robert Smith Robert Smith
Jr. Safety
#27 5-11, 210
St. George, SC
View Full Profile . Jenkins, Robinson and Breeland couldn't stay healthy a year ago; Peters has spent time in coach Dabo Swinney's doghouse. Hopes are high that highly heralded recruit MacKensie Alexander MacKensie Alexander
Fr. Defensive Back
# 5-11, 175
Immokalee, FL
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