Jared Verse, Jammie Robinson to play Florida State’s bowl game

Florida State All-ACC defensive finish Jared Verse and All-ACC security Jammie Robinson stated they plan to play within the Seminoles’ upcoming bowl game.

Both gamers spoke to reporters Wednesday after their first bowl follow as No. 13 Florida State (9-3) prepares for its first postseason game since 2019. Florida State will discover out its bowl vacation spot when bulletins are made Sunday.

Verse appeared at No. 25 on the most recent NFL draft huge board by ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. Verse is rated because the No. 4 defensive finish within the 2023 draft class by each Kiper and ESPN’s Todd McShay, whereas ESPN’s Jordan Reid has Verse ranked at No. 3.

“Through everything, I plan on playing in the bowl game no matter what, try to give my best effort,” Verse stated. “I’m still deciding what I’ll do for the future.”

Verse, who transferred from Albany to Florida State for the 2022 season, stated there are many elements that can go into making his resolution about whether or not to come again or head to the draft.

“There’s a lot going into it, injury risk, what could happen, chances I fall,” Verse stated.

Robinson is ranked because the No. 7 draft-available security by Kiper, whereas McShay and Reid every have Robinson at No. 5.

Though draft-eligible gamers have more and more skipped bowl video games in recent times, Robinson stated there was no debating his resolution.

“That ain’t no debate,” he stated. “I love football, I love the game. That’s what I’m here for. I’m a team guy. It’s another opportunity to showcase what I do and what I love.”

Asked about gamers who’ve skipped bowls, Robinson stated: “I feel like guys like that, they’re going to regret it in the end. You can’t take it for granted. I’m going to miss college football. I want to get every game in. I love football, I love the game. I’m here for Florida State for sure.”