CLEMSON — Clemson Football announced an injury update on quarterback Tait Reynolds Sunday afternoon.

The school announced Reynolds will miss the remainder of the 2026 season after suffering a meniscus tear in his left knee on Saturday against Georgia Tech. TCI reported during the Georgia Tech game on Saturday that Reynolds’ injury was thought to be a significant injury and would require surgery.

Reynolds underwent surgery to repair his knee on Sunday morning. The injury is not expected to sideline him long-term, as there were no impacts to surrounding ligaments.

Additionally, quarterback Christopher Vizzina was released from the hospital on Saturday evening after undergoing precautionary testing for his neck and spine. Vizzina suffered a concussion on his final play of Saturday’s game, and his timeline for return will be subject to successful progression through concussion protocol. 

—courtesy of Clemson Athletic Communications