Reps are the real currency. After the 38–10 statement in Chapel Hill, the film and box score point to clear winners who should see their workloads spike right now.
OFFENSE — Put the ball in these hands
1) T.J. Moore, WR — “create-an-explosive” mode
Why more snaps: Moore was the spark plug, housing a 75-yard touchdown on the opening play and finishing with 5 for 108 and a score. He won on verticals and in-breakers—perfect for Clemson’s tempo/choice game.
Plan: Feature him in early-down shots and glance RPOs; sprinkle orbit/jet to stress leverage.
2) Adam Randall, WR/RB — the matchup stressor
Why more snaps: Two touchdown grabs (35, 23 yards) and meaningful rush reps (8 carries, 30 yards). His physical YAC plus short-yardage utility demand touches.
Plan: Keep the “big slot” and backfield looks; build more 3×1 boundary isolations and shallow/over routes off play-action.
3) Christian Bentancur, TE — red-zone problem
Why more snaps: Box-out ability showed with two TDs (45, 8 yards) on seam/crosser concepts.
Plan: Expand 12-personnel with him as the vertical stressor; dial 2–3 seam shots per game off split-zone play-action.
4) Bryant Wesco Jr., WR/PR — chain-mover with field-flip juice
Why more snaps: Efficient target work (2 for 42) and a 17-yard punt return to flip field position.
Plan: Elevate him on third-down choice routes and boundary outs; keep the return role to steal hidden yards.
DEFENSE — Let the front cook, trust the cover guys
5) T.J. Parker, EDGE — pressure without blitz
Why more snaps: Constant pocket stress (1.0 TFL, 2 QB hurries) even with four-man rush.
Plan: Pair Parker with an interior penetrator on every money down; live in simulated pressures behind him.
6) Stephiylan Green, DT — the interior hammer
Why more snaps: Registered the sack of the day and consistent knock-back in base.
Plan: Increase his third-down 3-tech snaps; force slides his way to free the opposite edge.
7) Khalil Barnes, STAR — the hinge of the disguise game
Why more snaps: Clean slot work with a pass breakup and a QB hurry; quick trigger on flats and screens.
Plan: More nickel/star with Barnes blitzing off motion and rotating to robber; 4–6 designer pressures weekly.
8) Avieon Terrell, CB — physical, ball-aware
Why more snaps: Forced the early fumble and competed at the catch point; confident in press.
Plan: Trust him on the boundary to free safety help elsewhere; mix travel vs. WR1s on passing downs.
Bonus package to keep
Peter Woods, short-yardage hammer: The 3-yard conversion on 4th-and-1 was tone-setting—keep the jumbo look in the call sheet.
Plan: Monthly special but weekly threat; make defenses burn prep time.