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FSU football: Projected defensive skill spring depth chart

By Cole Maines

FSU linebacker Stephen Dix Jr. at a Tour of Duty conditioning workout on Feb. 13, 2020.Img 5126
FSU linebacker Stephen Dix Jr. at a Tour of Duty conditioning workout on Feb. 13, 2020.Img 5126 /
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Buck Safety: Travis Jay, Jammie Robinson, Sidney Williams

Field Safety: Brendan Gant, Renardo Green, Jadarius Green-McKnight 

Travis Jay improved a lot as the season went on and he got healthy. The former Top 150 prospect has shown a lot of promise and could make a massive jump whether he is at nickel or safety.

Williams was a late addition in the 2020 recruiting class and saw snaps later in the season. Can he find more playing time in 2021?

I see Gant and Green as a 1A and 1B. I favor Gant more because of his physicality and ability to have a nose for the ball.

However, Green does better in coverage. Green played in all 13 games as a true freshman and started the first five games before an injury sidelined him.

One unknown variable is Jadarius Green-McKnight. He saw action in five games last season and reminds me of Jammie Robinson in terms of size and ability.

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The back-end of secondary has talent, now it’s all about becoming disciplined in their assignments and proper communication.

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