FSU football: 3 reasons it's time to move on from DJ Uiagalelei

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FSU can't win with DJ Uiagalelei as the starter. Opposing defenses have the blueprint on how to stop FSU's offense. All they have to do is load the box and bring pressure because FSU isn't a threat through the air, and they can't run the ball consistently. Look, there's a reason Brock Glenn wasn't who Mike Norvell wanted to go with to start the season. He missed a lot of last year with an injury and missed a lot of spring camp with an injury. However, at least teams have to guess what he does well if he's the starter.

They might try the same game plan, but if he can hit a few open guys, they'll be forced to adjust, which could open the running game. It's all about giving opposing defenses something different to look at and players on the team a needed change. I don't believe these receivers have faith in DJ Uiagalelei after Monday night. It's time to go with a youth movement and build for the future, and that doesn't include DJ Uiagalelei.