Florida State wrapped up its final fall camp scrimmage on Sunday, a pivotal step as the program gears up for the 2026 season.
Defensive Line Takes the Lead
Head coach Mike Norvell praised the defense for winning the intra‑squad game, highlighting the disruptive work of the defensive line that included Darryll Desir and Jalen Anderson.
Quarterback Ashton Daniels impressed with a commanding display, showing ownership of the offense and efficiency in execution.
The backfield also saw solid contributions from running backs Sam Singleton and Ous Kromah, while Tre Wisner is expected to return soon after nursing a minor injury.
Special Teams and Mental Edge
Coordinators noted marked improvement in kickoff coverage and punt pressure, while the squad’s heightened engagement on the sidelines signaled a shift in culture.
Jasen Lopez was singled out for a more mature mentality, ready to seize larger opportunities, and the defensive backfield featured a fierce battle among Q Jones, Ja’Bril Rawls and Charles Lester.
The offensive line remains a work in progress, with five candidates competing for starting spots, but the overall physicality and intensity of practices have been identified as strengths for the upcoming campaign.