In this exclusive Clemson Sports Talk Interview, we spoke with Dorian O’Daniel about his road to the NFL Draft, his playing days at Clemson and his thoughts on the defense returning for the Tigers in 2018.

The NFL Draft wasn't littered with former Clemson Tigers meaning that the team seeded No. 1 in the College Football Playoff returns a ton of talent for 2018.

Former Clemson players Dorian O’Daniel, Deon Cain and Ray-Ray McCloud were all selected in the NFL draft over the last two days.

The Atlantic Coast Conference had 11 players drafted on the second day of the 2018 National Football League Draft Friday night.

O'Daniel was the 100th pick and the final player drafted in the third round.

Multiple members of the 2017 Clemson football team could have their name called at the NFL Draft in Dallas, Texas this week. 

Dorian O'Daniel waited his turn and ended his career at Clemson with a stellar season. While his performance on the field was important, his impact on a young Clemson linebacker may prove to be just as valuable.

Five former Clemson players who helped the Tigers to a 40-4 record and three ACC Championships over the last three years, have been invited to the NFL Combine.

The players that stop drives, force turnovers & create havoc on 3rd down

Clelin Ferrell and Dorian O'Daniel are focused on the Crimson Tide heading into Monday's Semifinal in the Sugar Bowl.

Clemson is well represented on the AP All-American teams.

Clemson linebacker Dorian O'Daniel is one of four finalists for the award given to the division one player who epitomizes the consummate student-athlete.

The Tigers placed six players on the first team alone.

Dorian O'Daniel spoke after the ACC Championship.

Clemson didn’t just lose key players from last year’s national championship team; they also lost a few of its vocal leaders. Dorian O'Daniel stepped in as a leader this season and he spoke with the media yesterday previewing the ACC championship against Miami.

The Clemson linebacker is close to picking up an award given to the nation's best linebacker.

Dorian O'Daniel spoke after Clemson's 61-3 win over The Citadel.

The same defense that looked so lifeless at Syracuse came out against Georgia Tech amidst the elements with the swagger that has defined this defense so far this season.