Clemson football: Tigers most likely to leave early for the NFL
By John Chancey
![Clemson defensive end Myles Murphy(98), left, and defensive lineman Bryan Bresee(11) get ready for drills during Spring practice in Clemson Wednesday, February 26, 2020.Clemson Football Spring Practice Clemson defensive end Myles Murphy(98), left, and defensive lineman Bryan Bresee(11) get ready for drills during Spring practice in Clemson Wednesday, February 26, 2020.Clemson Football Spring Practice](https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/c_fill,w_720,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto/shape/cover/sport/c856b9a690bb890f6214d500aeaf59068222547d0dd25648781039763b005a77.jpg)
1. Myles Murphy – Defensive End, JR
- RTR 200 Ranking: 155
- Fourth-team All-American selection from Phil Steele in 2021
- 94 tackles
- 26.0 tackles for loss
- 11.0 sacks
- 5 forced fumbles
- 3 pass breakups
Like Bresee, Murphy showed up ready to play as a freshman, and was called on quickly when Xavier Thomas and Justin Foster weren’t ready to play at the beginning of the 2020 season. It did not take long for the NFL to take notice of Murphy.
Edge Rushers with the highest run defense grades since 2020
— PFF College (@PFF_College) May 8, 2022
1️⃣ Myles Murphy: 92.2
2️⃣ Aidan Hutchinson: 92.0
3️⃣ Will Anderson: 90.4 pic.twitter.com/R2QDvISMOf
Murphy currently sits at #10 on PFF’s Big Board for the 2023 NFL Draft. There is one reason that Murphy is first on RTR’s list of players most likely to leave early over Bresee: resiliency. Murphy has been injury-resistant so far, while Bresee has not been as fortunate.
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