FSU Football Builds Top 2027 Recruiting Class With Key Quarterback, Defensive Tackle Visits

Florida State Seminoles football is actively working to strengthen its recruiting efforts, particularly at the quarterback and defensive tackle positions, under head coach Mike Norvell's leadership. Recently, Florida State extended a scholarship offer to Braylen Warren, a four-star quarterback prospect from Nebraska, who impressed coaches including Norvell and offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn during an elite camp, as the team seeks to add a quarterback to its top-ranked 2027 recruiting class. Additionally, defensive tackle Kendall Guervil, a highly-ranked recruit, has shown growing interest in Florida State after official visits, citing the program's family-oriented atmosphere and strong coaching staff, although he remains considering other top programs such as Georgia, Florida, and Texas. The Seminoles have also hosted multiple top prospects, including wide receiver Camden Capehart, who praised the genuine nature of the coaching staff and players during his visit, despite being committed to Mississippi State. These recruiting developments come as Florida State aims to improve its class rankings and build a more competitive team for future seasons. Meanwhile, the football program's enthusiasm and recruitment momentum are complemented by recent athletic successes, such as the FSU baseball team advancing to the Super Regionals after defeating Mississippi State.