Tanner Muse's Rookie Season Officially Ends

Former Clemson safety Tanner Muse will have surgery on a toe that ends his first season with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Former Clemson standout and Las Vegas Raiders linebacker Tanner Muse saw his rookie season officially come to an end Tuesday. 

Muse, a third-round selection, has been on the injured-reserve list this season and had toe surgery Tuesday, according to NFL.com's Tom Pellissero. 

#Raiders LB Tanner Muse had toe surgery Monday and will miss the rest of his rookie season, source said. A third-round pick, Muse had been on IR while trying non-surgical options and learning a new position in meetings. Now, focus on 2021. Full recovery expected.

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) November 3, 2020

Muse has been hampered by the bad toe since the summer and wasn't able to help the Raiders defense this season. Muse, who played safety for the Tigers, was drafted to help out at linebacker. He'll look to rehab and be ready for the 2021 season. 

Muse, a first-team All-ACC selection in 2019, had 73 tackles and four interceptions for the Tigers last year. He helped Clemson win an ACC title and get to the College Football Playoff every season he was there.