LSU Cuts Former NFL Players Wright and Harris Ahead of Clemson Clash
LSU Cuts Former NFL Players Wright and Harris Ahead of Clemson Clash
In a move that underscores the coaching staff’s focus on the upcoming game, LSU has officially removed former NFL players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris from its roster. The decision comes as the Tigers prepare to face Clemson on Saturday, and it reflects a broader strategy to streamline the lineup for a high‑stakes matchup.
Why the Roster Shake‑Up?
Both Wright and Harris, who previously played in the NFL, had been on the LSU roster in the offseason. However, the coaching staff determined that their presence would not contribute to the team’s immediate needs for the Clemson game. By clearing roster spots, LSU can bring in fresh talent or adjust depth charts to better match the Tigers’ game plan.
Impact on the Tigers’ Game Plan
With the roster trimmed, LSU’s offensive and defensive coordinators can focus on players who fit the specific schemes they plan to deploy against Clemson. The move also signals to the rest of the team that the coaching staff is committed to making tough decisions for the benefit of the season.
What Happens Next?
LSU will likely fill the vacated spots with practice squad players or new recruits who can contribute immediately. The coaching staff has emphasized that the team’s priority is to stay competitive and ready for the challenges ahead.
Source: Fox Sports
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