From his time at Clemson during the 2015-19 seasons, many saw defensive end Clelin Ferrell as the league’s potential breakout star for the next decade. Ferrell finished his career with the Tigers with 50 tackles for loss, 27 sacks and five forced fumbles in three seasons of playing time. He now heads to a Miami team with an identity that’s similar to why Ferrell took a new start: to prove people wrong despite already being counted out. Through his time at Clemson, Ferrell has been through competition in his position group before, which led to his redshirt season in 2015. Through his seven seasons in the NFL, Ferrell has recorded 184 total tackles and 21 sacks in 98 games played.