Hey y'all, welcome to the Noelcast. I'm Bud Elliott and we are traveling back from Engger's

Bachelor Party solo episode here in our season preview series. We're going to cover

tight ends and wide receivers today. Had a great time, Engger. We'll be back on the next

episode or maybe the one after that as everybody is recovering. But yeah, let's go ahead and

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have really glad to do this series and like we've been saying, everything is going to be

15 minutes or so that you guys can binge this thing and let's go ahead and get into it.

So last year pretty well documented if you are a existing listener, but everybody is a

new listener at some point. Everybody's podcasted to somebody's first. So David Hale of ESPN

said that FSU had the worst past catchers in the league last year and it was met with

a lot of consternation and disagreement, especially on social media. But ultimately he

ended up being correct in that. They really were poor in catching the football and getting

open. It basically just doing what you need to do as a receiver and a tight end. And

the numbers board that out. FSU staff publicly and also privately were quite frustrated with

the talent that they had and with the group and basically like, hey, stuff's getting

called. It's creating one on ones and our guys are getting whipped to one on ones. It's

messing up Jordan. It's also somewhat messing with the offensive line. And I think last

year it was one of the first years where in recent memory at least where the receivers

were actually worse than the offensive line was. And so at this office, the FSU went out

and they tried to address this via the transfer portal. They took Winston Wright from West

Virginia. They took Jordan Wilson from Arizona State. They took Mike Pittman from Oregon

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