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So far, the free agency season has been very busy for former Clemson players. In all, since the NFL officially opened the 2020 football season on Monday, there have already been six transactions involving former Tigers and at least two more are likely to come in the coming days and weeks. It all got started on Monday when former Clemson receiver Deandre Hopkins was traded to Arizona by the Houston Texans. A little more than an hour later, former Tigers’ defensive end Shaq Lawson reached an agreement with the Miami Dolphins, leaving his old team the Buffalo Bills behind. On Tuesday former defensive tackle D.J. Reader parted ways with the Texans, signing a 4-year, $53 million deal with Cincinnati, making him the highest paid defensive tackle in the NFL. Wednesday evening, former linebacker B.J. Goodson found himself a new home, as he signed with the Cleveland Browns. On Thursday, former cornerback Mackensie Alexander signed a one-year, $4 million deal with the Bengals that has him leaving Minnesota, while form
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