FSU football: 3 areas to improve after Louisville loss

It’s crazy with one-fourth of the FSU football complete, but it seems like light years since the Notre Dame game. I wrote about five things the Noles needed to improve after the Notre Dame loss.

Here we are three games later, and it’s been a mixed bag of sorts. It was bad snaps, missed tackles, winning 1-on-1 battles, pass protection, and the passing game.

The good news is the bad snaps have improved, and the pass protection hasn’t been 2018 bad, but it hasn’t been excellent either.

The missed tackles and winning 1-on-1’s have to improve, and the passing game is still a work in progress. McKenzie Milton isn’t close to what we hoped for at the position, but there is some semblance of a passing attack.

So those things are still an issue, but some other things have come up in the past few games that need addressing by the coaching staff. I know the coaching staff works on these things every week, but they have to find a way to take these items from the range to the actual course(to use my golf analogy).

Along with the items from the Notre Dame game, here are three more things that need improvement for FSU football.