There wasn't much pressure being applied to Trevor Lawrence, and the few times that we did manage to break through, nobody wrapped him up, or someone would lose containment. Lawrence had plenty of time to throw, as well.
If the defensive line can't do its job, no defensive backfield is going to be good enough.
Our defensive line looked sluggish, and wasn't exploding off the line like we were back in the home game.
Clemson's offensive line, though, was looking very sharp, and in excellent rhythm.
Our biggest advantage (the trenches) simply didn't show up on Saturday.
Defensive front seven wasn't up to par, either
Replies to: "Defensive front seven wasn't up to par, either"
- Todd Lyght's failure as a DBs recruiter is coming home to roost. - Irishize - 4:34am 12/21/20
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- Defensive front seven wasn't up to par, either - ndunabomber - 5:13pm 12/21/20
- we had elite corners in 2012 and 2018 and still got burned... - Nostradamus - 7:12am 12/21/20
- I hope Rees is acting on this new opportunity. [NT]
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- BaronVonZemo - 6:03am 12/21/20
- wouldn’t say much about recruiting or development [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 7:39am 12/21/20
- Don't forget Dylan McCaffrey... - Nostradamus - 7:06am 12/21/20
