Corey Crawford brings veteran Clemson edge energy and proven disruptive instincts
Corey Crawford was a productive Clemson defensive end in the 2011-14 seasons, finishing his Tigers career with 123 tackles, 25.5 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, and 34 quarterback pressures in 51 games, and he later returned to Clemson as a coach, where his comeback story and experience add real credibility. [10][1][4] His differentiators are effort, edge speed, and a veteran feel for how to attack blocking schemes, which makes him a strong fit for a program that values toughness, development, and relentless defensive-line play. [11][12][4]
