FSU football: Is 2022 team way more talented than 2021 squad?
By Kelvin Hunt
The Noles lost some players to the NFL, and several entered the transfer portal over the last year. Here’s a look at the departures:
The Noles lost some players to the NFL, and several entered the transfer portal over the last year. Here’s a look at the departures:
- Jermaine Johnson-NFL 1st round draftee
- Jashaun Corbin-UDFA
- Andrew Parchment-UDFA
- Jordan Wilson-UDFA
- Devontay Love-Taylor-UDFA
- Keir Thomas-UDFA
- Emmett Rice-UDFA
- Quashon Fuller-Transfer portal (Maryland)
- Jadarius Green-McKnight-Transfer portal (Marshall)
- Koby Gross-Transfer portal (FAMU)
- Jordan Young-Transfer portal
- Hunter Washington-Transfer portal (Mississippi State)
- Corey Wren-Transfer portal (TCU)
- Jarvis Brownlee-Transfer portal (Louisville)
- Jordan Eubanks-Transfer portal (UNLV)
- Parker Grothaus-Transfer portal (WVU)
- Marcus Cushnie-Transfer portal (UMASS)
- Carter Boatwright-Transfer portal (FAU)
- Tru Thompson-Transfer portal (Jackson State)
- Jayion McCluster-Transfer portal
- Jaleel McRae-Transfer portal (FAU)
- Ira Henry-Transfer portal (Memphis)
- Jalen Goss-Transfer portal (FAMU)
- Chubba Purdy-Transfer portal (Nebraska)
- Bryan Robinson-Transfer portal (Marshall)
- Deonte Sheffield-Transfer portal (West Florida)
- Dontae Lucas-Transfer portal (South Alabama)
- Brandon Moore-Transfer portal
- Josh Griffis-Transfer portal (Jackson State)
If we ranked these players, Johnson, Corbin, Fuller, Green-McKnight, Washington, McRae, Purdy, Robinson, and Lucas were blue-chip recruits. However, only five of the players who entered the transfer portal landed at Power 5 programs. The remaining players were all three-star players coming out of high school.