Following a relatively successful 2024 season, Clemson football returns a ton of production to fuel a legitimate national championship run in 2025.
The Tigers bring back the top quarterback in the country, a strong offensive line, the nation's top defensive line, and arguably the top cornerback prospect in the 2026 NFL Draft. Clemson has it all, but there's one unit that might just stand out above the rest: the receiving corps.
Clemson has arguably the best receiving corps in the country but it's hard to argue that it's better than Ohio State's which has the best returning wideout in college football, Jeremiah Smith.
Experts are also high on the Tigers' pass-catchers, calling the Clemson's trio of wideouts the "best" in college football.
Pro Football Focus also ranks the receiving corps as a whole No. 3 in the country.
Clemson has the best Wide Receiver trio in the country🐅
— PFF College (@PFF_College) June 17, 2025
PFF’s #3 Receiving Corp in College Football pic.twitter.com/T8ed2T3KP5
Bryant Wesco Jr. (PFF's No. 7 returning wideout), TJ Moore, and Antonio Williams have been dubbed the best receiving trio in the country heading into the 2025 season, and deservedly so.
Williams is likely a first-round pick in next year's draft and he just finished with 904 yards and 11 touchdowns on 75 catches in 2024. Wesco Jr. may have been the best freshman receiver in the ACC last season, catching 41 passes for 708 yards and five scores. And Moore was also a stellar freshman, catching 45 passes for 651 yards and five touchdowns.
This trio of wideouts doesn't even include Tyler Brown who's back at full strength after leading Clemson in receiving yards two years ago as well as Tristan Smith, a talented transfer who broke oyt during the spring game.
Clemson's receivers are going to give Ohio State's a run for their money.