Just saw the ESPN piece on draft sleepers from college coaches and it just reminded me how quiet it is around Florida State Seminoles's program right now. Not a single one of our guys on that list. That's the direct result of losing so much production, especially at quarterback. The entire offensive efficiency for 2026 depends on the new guy's ability to process quickly and protect the ball. If he can't get our third-down conversion rate back above 45 percent, which it hasn't been since the title run, we're looking at another seven-win ceiling. The spring reports about better decision-making are meaningless if it doesn't translate to a higher red zone touchdown percentage. That's the stat that will define this season.