FSU football: 3 thoughts as National Signing Day 2020 nears

FSU Is Poised To Address Most Of Its Needs

The Noles have one unsigned commit in Malachi Wideman who they are continuing to pursue.

He’s an excellent prospect, but the Noles already have three talented wide receivers signed with two of them enrolled early.

I’ve already mentioned the quarterback position being addressed with one of them (Tate Rodemaker) enrolling early which should give him a shot at competing for the starting job.

They do have a few offensive linemen who should redshirt and hopefully contribute in a couple of years. Demorie Tate is a stud and should be competing for a starting cornerback spot as a true freshman.

The transfers and defensive end and running back should help add depth, and the linebacker spot is good to go.

A punter was signed in the early signing period which was needed with the departure of Logan Tyler.

I would like to see the Noles get another defensive tackle and defensive end for this recruiting cycle.

However, for the most part it looks as though almost all of the needs for this recruiting cycle have been or should be met.

Mike Norvell and company proved they can make some noise on the recruiting trail during the early signing period. A strong finish on national signing day would be huge going into spring camp.