""Any time you have any type of soft tissue-type injuries and things like that, especially [with a] skilled player, you're always concerned," Swinney said. "Antonio will do what he needs to do to get himself back.""
""I know Tyler played well," Swinney said. "Should have had two touchdowns, and one was a walk-in. But he made some plays for us and good to see him play with a little confidence.""
Clemson wide receiver Antonio Williams is not expected to play against Troy on Saturday while recovering from a hamstring injury that forced him out of the season-opening loss to LSU in the first quarter. Williams has been considered day-to-day since the injury. He caught 75 passes for 904 yards and 11 touchdowns last season and is viewed as quarterback Cade Klubnik's primary option in the passing game. The injury is not believed to be severe, but soft-tissue injuries can linger. If Williams is unavailable, Tyler Brown is expected to start; Brown had four catches for 43 yards against LSU.
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