Former Clemson offensive tackle Jackson Carman has joined a new NFL team, signing with the Miami Dolphins practice squad this week. Carman was waived by the Cincinnati Bengals in August but quickly found a landing spot in Miami.
The Bengals had selected Carman in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft (46th overall). Over his three-year stint with Cincinnati, the 6-foot-5, 322-pound lineman appeared in 29 games, including eight starts. Last season, his playing time was more limited, as he saw action in just two games, primarily on special teams, while being inactive or listed as a reserve for much of the year.
Carman’s professional career follows an impressive collegiate run at Clemson from 2018-2020. The Ohio native played 1,934 snaps across 40 games and started in each of the last 27 contests of his college career. A two-time All-ACC selection, Carman was instrumental in leading Clemson to multiple ACC titles and College Football Playoff appearances during his time with the Tigers.
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