FSU football: Improved or not? Position rankings compared to 2021
By Kelvin Hunt
Overall It Should Be An Improved Team
I did this exercise last year with a lot of the same results, units improving over the previous year, and was right, aside from the QB and wide receiver positions.
I think the experience and talent added to the roster should make this FSU football team the best version we’ve seen in quite some time. As I’ve mentioned, the blowouts went away, and the ability to respond to adversity was present last year.
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The guys didn’t fold at the first sign of it. The biggest question mark affecting this team is their ability to execute. That’s what good teams do in key situations. Can they avoid turnovers? Can they score touchdowns instead of kicking field goals?
Can they take turnovers forced by the defense and turn them into points? Can the defense get off of the field consistently on third down?
Can special teams not give games away with dumb decisions? It’s out of their control mostly, but can this team finally get good injury luck at the QB and OL positions?
If that happens and they improve in these areas? I don’t see why this team can’t win eight games.
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