Two games into the 2024 season, the Florida State Seminoles don’t look like the top 10 team they’re supposed to be. From lackluster defensive plays to significant offensive inefficiencies, this team has done everything short of living up to the expectations fans had at the end of last season.

For many, 2024 was expected to be a revenge season as fans and players alike were vocal about their displeasure following college football’s infamous playoff standings last season. However, the hunger, drive and intensity that many saw on the field in 2023 appears to be a major missing factor on the field two games into the year.

This missing spark, which became extremely apparent after two straight losses with FSU as a double-digit favorite, has led to many former Seminoles luminaries taking to social media to express their displeasure with the current state of the program.

Super Bowl Champion and 2013 National Champion Jalen Ramsey gives his thoughts on FSU’s start to the season

2013 National Champion and Eight-Year NFL Vet Terrence Brooks Raises a Key Question About Defense

Former FSU Linebacker Dontavious Jackson Makes a Bold Statement About the QB Room

College Football Analyst Danny Kanell Expresses Displeasure With QB DJ Uiagalelei

2013 National Champion Karlos Williams shoots down comparisons between current and former defenders

2013 National Champion Freddie Stevenson comments on the current state of the FSU-UF rivalry

Former FSU RB Jaques Patrick is ready for the worst

Raiders Defensive End Janarius Robinson Shares What He Thinks The Players Are Here For

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