Check out this video from STS author Ryan Kantor. Clemson's wide receivers struggled to stay healthy in 2023. With a few exceptions from freshman Tyler Brown, they generally did not make electric game-changing plays. That was a major reason for the overall offensive malaise that doomed Clemson to an 8-4 regular season, their worst since 2010. One of the injuries that really took a toll on the Tigers was losing Antonio Williams for most of the season. Ankle and toe issues limited him to only five games. He finishes the season with only 224 receiving yards and 2 TDs. The year prior, as a true freshman, he had 612 yards and 4 TDs. Now, Clemson is optimistic that the wide receiver play will take a leap forward in 2024. If so, https://www.arizonastatesportsshop.com   Antonio Williams will need to be a major part of that. Clemson's top receiver last year, Tyler Brown, returns, but Beaux Collins, the second-leader receiver transferred. Two highly-touted freshmen, Bryant Wesco and TJ Moore, join the group and could offer help, plus Cole Turner will be back from last year's season-ending injury. Still, Antonio Williams may be the key cog.Williams was able to play limited snaps in the Gator Bowl and was the one getting open on the final game-winning drive. Clemson receivers have struggled to create separation and thoroughly beat" defensive backs. Think back to the Tajh Boyd days and how often he could lob up a deep shot and trust his receiver to beat the defender and get it. Yes, he has a gorgeous deep ball, but he also had wide receivers winning battles.