Linebacker Trenton Simpson became Clemson’s third pick of the 2023 NFL Draft upon being selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the third round (No. 86 overall) on Friday.

Clemson defensive linemen Bryan Bresee and Myles Murphy were selected 28th and 29th overall, respectively, on Thursday in the NFL Draft. In 2019, Clemson's Power Rangers, a fearsome defensive force, were all off the board after four rounds. Where are they now?

Clemson’s defensive line produced a pair of picks in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft.

Bryan Bresee was selected by the New Orleans Saints with the 29th pick of the 2023 NFL Draft. Bresee’s selection came right after the Bengals selected Myles Murphy 28 giving the Tigers back-to-back selections in the draft.

Murphy was selected with the 28th pick in the first round.

At 6'5" and 298 pounds, Bresee's 1.71 10-yard split at the 2023 NFL Combine is at least one indicator of his immense potential.

The NFL Draft Combine is underway and former Clemson defensive tackle Bryan Bresee is in Indianapolis hoping to impress NFL scouts and team personnel. Bresee, a former five-star recruit, is an intriguing prospect because of the adversity he has faced throughout his career.

ESPN's Matt Miller has dropped two Clemson players to the early second round.

Morgan takes a look at the top players from Clemson's 2022 roster who are leaving for the NFL and gives you his thoughts on who will replace them in 2023.

Henry announced his intentions today on his Twitter account.

The former five-star recruit will head to the NFL after just three seasons at Clemson.

Last week, Trenton Simpson announced his intention to head to the NFL. Watch The Morgan Thomas Show to find out how this move impacts Clemson's lineup.

The Clemson Football team officially loses one of their strongest defensive players ahead of their Orange Bowl matchup with Tennessee as junior defensive end Myles Murphy will not participate in the bowl game.