Dustin Lewis

Though he won't enter the 2023 season as a starting quarterback, former No. 1 overall pick Jameis Winston hasn't let the change on the depth chart affect his preparation.

There has been a lot of talk over the last year about the upcoming rematch against Florida State and LSU. Finally, there is less than a week remaining until the two teams take the field in Orlando and put all of the extra hoopla to rest.

There have been all types of questions since Florida State kicked off preseason camp about the depth chart. NoleGameday made our predictions for each position group prior to the fall but FSU rules prevent us from reporting on the two-deep, injuries, and other team specific details in exchange for allowing us to observe practices.

The NFL preseason concluded over the weekend and now teams will focus on the tough task of cutting down from 90 players to 53-man rosters on August 29.

The majority of football players grow up with the dream to one day make the NFL. Unfortunately, the realities of professional sports can end up being quite brutal, especially at this tough time of the season when teams are forced to cut down their rosters from 90 to 53 players.

Florida State began the month of August by landing No. 1 safety and five-star prospect KJ Bolden. The addition surged #Tribe24 to a top-5 recruiting class while netting the Seminoles a crown jewel in the process.

There's been a lot of activity around the league over the last couple of days as NFL teams finalize their 53-man rosters and practice squad players. That's led to a mix of excitement or disappointment, depending on what side of the fence you fall on.

The last couple of days have been unlucky for former Florida State Seminoles around the NFL. A lot of names that are familiar to those in Tallahassee ended up on the wrong side of the mass roster turnover across the league.

The vast majority of college football teams are kicking off their seasons over the next couple of days. There is plenty of energy and optimism around the country as programs prepare to debut new head coaches, talented freshmen, and players out of the transfer portal.

The path to sticking in the NFL never gets any easier for players who joined the league as undrafted free agents. There is always an uphill battle to climb as the overlooked battle to keep their careers alive.