
The Clemson Tigers are getting set to start their 2026 college football season with a high-stakes matchup against the LSU Tigers.
However, according to Pete Nakos, Clemson’s right tackle Collin Sadler is questionable entering the game. As Clemson gets set to begin the season with a new quarterback, Christopher Vizzina, having questions with the offensive line already is not a great start.
Clemson projected starting right tackle Collin Sadler is questionable entering Saturday’s game at LSU, sources tell @On3.
— Pete Nakos (@PeteNakos) September 5, 2026
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Sadler has played both guard and tackle while having 1,291 offensive snaps played across 28 games. Without Sadler, the Tigers would lose a flexible player and reduce the coaching staff’s options.
Sadler’s uncertain status doesn’t mean Clemson’s offense is completely doomed; however, the margin for error when it comes to the protection side of things becomes smaller and puts more pressure on Vizzina.
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