FSU football: Top three biggest things we learned in March
By Kelvin Hunt
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Lots of Noles Will Get Drafted
FSU football fans knew they had a lot of NFL talent on the roster. I mean, they went 13-0 for a reason and had one of the better offenses and defenses before injuries to some key players. However, it took the 2024 NFL Combine for rival fans and other media to admit the Noles were on par or more talented than most teams in the country. FSU fans expected many of the players to have an excellent NFL Combine performance, but I think most of the players exceeded expectations. Jared Verse and Trey Benson performed as expected, but Braden Fiske, Johnny Wilson, Jarrian Jones, Kalen DeLoach, and Jaheim Bell mostly exceeded expectations.
Verse, Fiske, Benson, Wilson, Jones, and Keon Coleman will likely hear their names within the first three rounds. Renardo Green will likely go in the middle rounds, and Bell and DeLoach could hear their names in the later rounds. Jordan Travis could hear his name in the later rounds as he worked to get cleared to start working out again. That's 10 guys who will likely get drafted by an NFL team. That's the most since 2015 for the Noles and among the most for any college team this year. Others like Fabien Lovett and Tatum Bethune will likely find their ways onto NFL rosters as well.