For the second straight practice, Florida State’s offense sputtered in 11-on-11 drills in Tallahassee, according to reports.
The Seminoles’ first losing season since the 1970s, which occurred in 2018, featured an inconsistent offense with the offensive line struggling.
As FSU tries finding the answer at quarterback — James Blackman was left as the last quarterback from last year’s team following Deondre Francois’ dismissal for alleged domestic violence — the Seminoles’ offensive line had a tough time in Wednesday’s practice, which was open to the public, for a second consecutive practice.
According to the Tallahassee Democrat, “the first-team offense didn’t move past the 45-yard line on any of its drives after starting at the 25-yard line.