Wide Receiver
Duce Robinson and Squirrel White are the top two receivers. Robinson has enough production that I trust him, and White has produced at a high level when healthy. However, the latter has already come into play since his arrival at FSU.
Lawayne McCoy is out with an injury, so freshman Jayvan Boggs will get a lot of playing time, though I think that was going to happen anyway because he has been outstanding since arriving in the spring.
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There is talent, similar to the secondary; there is little to no production behind Robinson and White. Tight end Randy Pittman will play a big role in the passing game, and FSU has the option to involve the running backs in the passing game to help things out.
They could flex tight ends like Landen Thomas and freshman Chase Loftin out to receiver, but again, they don’t have much or any experience.
FSU will run the ball between 55-58 percent of the time, but will need good injury luck at the receiver position until players like Elijah Moore, Lawayne McCoy, BJ Gibson, Micahi Danzy, Camdon Frier, and some freshmen develop.