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FSU football's depth chart for Week 10 vs. Boston College

The FSU Seminoles are nearly ready to play the Boston College Eagles, their first game since firing Mike Norvell. They have released their depth chart for the Week 10 showdown, with Warchant posting it on social media.

The first change was at backup quarterback, where Malachi Marshall was removed as the co-backup with Kevin Sperry. They were forced to make multiple changes at wide receiver, with Duce Robinson done for the season. Freshman Jasen Lopez is starting in his spot, and freshman Devin Carter is now the backup to Micahi Danzy, replacing Lopez.

Injuries also forced them to make multiple changes along the defensive line, with freshman Cam Brooks now backing up Darryll Desir at defensive end. Deamontae Diggs, who was listed as a co-starter with Darryll, was moved to defensive tackle, where he is backing up Mandrell Desir. Kevin Wynn was ruled out with an injury.

The game between FSU and Boston College is set to start at noon ET in Alumni Stadium. The game will be on ACC Network, with the Seminoles favored. Here is a look at FSU's entire starting lineup against Boston College.

Quarterback

  1. Ashton Daniels

  2. Kevin Sperry

Running Back

  1. Quintrevion Wisner

  2. Amari Thomas

  3. Zay Parks

Wide Receiver

  1. Jasen Lopez

  2. Teriq Mallory

Wide Receiver

  1. Micahi Danzy

  2. Devin Carter

Wide Receiver

  1. Jayvan Boggs

  2. Tae'Shaun Gelsey

Tight End

  1. Dessirio Riles OR Landen Thomas

Left Tackle

  1. Xavier Chaplin

  2. Chastan Brown

Left Guard

  1. André Otto

  2. Paul Bowling

Center

  1. Bradyn Welch-Joiner

  2. Chavez Thompson

Right Guard

  1. Paul Bowling

  2. Nate Pabst

Richt Tackle

  1. Nate Pabst

  2. Chimdia Nwaiwu

  3. Jonathan Daniels

Defensive End

  1. Mandrell Desir

  2. Cam Brooks

Defensive Tackle

  1. Daniel Lyons

  2. Jordan Sanders

Defensive Tackle

  1. Mandrell Desir

  2. Deamontae Diggs

Jack

  1. Rylan Kennedy

  2. Jalen Anderson

Linebacker

  1. Chris Jones

  2. Caleb LaVallee

Linebacker

  1. Omar Graham Jr.

  2. Mikai Gbayor

Cornerbback

  1. Ja'Bril Rawls

  2. Charles Lester III

Cornerback

  1. Nehemiah Chandler

  2. Ricky Knight III

Safety

  1. CJ Richard Jr.

  2. K.J. Kirkland OR Antonio Cromartie Jr.

Rover

  1. Ashlynd Barker

  2. Max Redmon

Nickel

  1. Ma'Khi Jones

  2. Ricky Knight III OR Jordan Crutchfield

Kicker

  1. Gabe Panikowski

  2. Conor McAneney

Punter

  1. Daniel Hughes

  2. Ethan Post

Long Snapper

  1. Caleb Bowers

  2. Alex Nocco

Holder

  1. Carter Jula

  2. Daniel Hughes

Kick Returner

  1. Micahi Danzy

  2. Amari Thomas

Punt Returner

  1. Jasen Lopez

  2. Jayvan Boggs

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