Chad Morris addresses Clemson's passing offense issues ahead of Virginia Tech

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 7:16 PM

Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Chad Morris addresses Clemson's passing offense issues ahead of Virginia Tech
Summary

Clemson football's passing offense ranks last in the ACC, averaging 187.5 yards per game. Offensive coordinator Chad Morris highlighted the role of freshman quarterback Tait Reynolds, who will make his fifth start against Virginia Tech on October 24. Morris noted the team's struggles are not solely on Reynolds, urging teammates to elevate their play. He pointed to the need for more explosive passing plays, as Clemson has recorded only 15 passing plays of 20 yards or more this season. Morris also emphasized the importance of timing between Reynolds and the receivers, following recent criticisms of their performances.

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By the Numbers
  • •Clemson has two passing touchdowns, lowest in the nation.
  • •Tait Reynolds will start against Virginia Tech on October 24.
  • •Morris challenges the team to support their young quarterback.
  • •Clemson needs more explosive plays in the passing game.
  • •Recent performance critiques focus on receiver T.J. Moore.
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  • 7:16 PMYahoo Sports — OC Chad Morris weighs in on Clemson's ACC-worst passing offense, Tait Reynolds
What they're saying
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Clemson has struggled to throw the ball this season. Offensive coordinator Chad Morris is challenging others to help Tait Reynolds as he develops.

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