Your team's strength and weaknesses?

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RB's John Emery and Noah Cain transfer from Penn State, not much depth there

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Emery, Cain, Goodwin, J. Williams - that's 4 talented, experienced backs who can do the job. BK even mentioned he likes our depth at RB

Strength - Defense
Weakness - QB, until proven otherwise

Strengths -

Offensively: QB, RB depth, WR depth.

Defensively: Pass rush, experience in the secondary, front 7 depth.

Weaknesses: OL question mark, corner back depth, coaching consistency.

Strength - Wide receiver, secondary, and DL
weakness - RB, Oline
TBD - QB

Strengths:
DL - Not a lot of starts between them, but an insane amount of talent and depth. We could run a 3 deep, 4 down rotation of all high 4 and 5 stars.
RB - Devon Achane had 900+ yards and averaged 7 yards per carry as RB2 last year. Amari Daniel’s and LJ Johnson should have some breakthrough games as supplemental backs.
DB - Antonio Johnson and Demani Richardson will be really good this year. A lot of experience there. Hopefully Jaylon Jones moves to Nickel and we start Tyreek Chappel and Denver Harris at corner. That would be my ideal secondary this year.

Weaknesses:
The QB/WR connection. Not saying there isn’t talent at both positions, but there just hasn’t been chemistry there. Until proven otherwise, this is a weakness.
-Linebacker depth. Edgerrin Cooper is a really good linebacker but if he or Andre White get hurt, things could go south for that position group. Not a lot of experience there after those 2.

Strengths-
A lot of upperclassmen at key spots

Weakness-
Secondary and depth

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TheTideMustRoll

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Just curious, losing Williams and Metchie make y'all nervous at all? I know Burton transferred and Ja'Corey Brooks is extremely talented so I doubt it's much concern

Offense:
Strengths: QB and RB. Bryce, Jahmyr, and Trey should provide a solid core.
Weaknesses: OL, can we find a solid starting five? Latham needs to start living up to his talent/hype and can Brockermeyer get over his injury and make a push? WR, who will step up? Burton should be a solid one and Brooks showed late last season he is ready. Can Harrell be the speed guy to open up defenses? Will the young guys (Earle, Leary, Anderson, etc) be ready for prime time? They showed flashes but need more consistency.

Defense:
Strengths: OLB and DB. Everyone knows about our OLB's (Anderson, Turner, and soon, Braswell). If Ricks gets up to speed having him and Kool-aid at the two starting spots with Jackson as a 3rd will be lethal. At safety Battle and Hellams gives us a solid starting two with Branch and Moore coming in at nickel/dime could make this one of Sabans' best secondaries.

Weaknesses: DL and ILB, plenty of talent but no dogs (so far) that have taken charge and lived up to the talent. DJ Dale is good but takes plays off. Tim Smith showed flashes last year and we need him to become the man in the middle. Byron Young should be a strength but can he become a every-down force? Plenty of DL talent but little experience.

At ILB To'oto'o returns and will call the defense but who will start next to him. Moody seems to be the next guy up but is he SEC caliber? Deonte Lawson and Kendrick Blackshire should push Moody for the 2nd ILB spot.

Strength: returning production

Weakness: having the worst special teams in the nation

Better coaching is about all fla has going for it.

Mullen and them did nothing good last year. Even Anthony Richardson only got one start when he was thrown to the wolves vs Georgia.