FSU football: 5 players who benefited most from 2022 spring camp

By Kelvin Hunt | Apr 21, 2022

Players for the Florida State Seminoles raise their helmets in celebration after winning the NCAA Nokia Sugar Bowl Championship Series (BCS) National Championship Game against the Virginia Tech Hokies on 4th January 2000 at the Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. The Florida State Seminoles won the game 46 - 29. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images) /

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Mycah Pittman

FSU football coaches went to the transfer portal to upgrade the talent and competition at the wide receiver position. The first target was former Oregon and top 100 recruit Mycah Pittman.

Not only will Pittman help at wide receiver, but he’ll also help at punt returner. Pittman was a question mark coming into the spring, because he missed some time at Oregon battling injuries and didn’t have a ton of production.

However, Pittman was one of the most consistent wide receivers in camp. He’s not going to blow you away with speed over the top of the defense, but he’s physical, sure-handed, and gets upfield quickly after catches.

He’s the type of guy that can do a lot of the dirty work underneath, across the middle, and in the screen game.

I expect the wide receiver room to be better in 2022, and Pittman should be one of the primary contributors for the Noles in the passing game.

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