2023 Midseason Jerry Rice Award Watch List Released

FCS Stats Perform has released the midseason watch list for the 2023 Jerry Rice Award
2023 Midseason Jerry Rice Award Watch List Released
2023 Midseason Jerry Rice Award Watch List Released /

Stats Perform released a midseason watch list of 22 FCS players for the 2023 Jerry Rice Award, which is awarded to the best freshman in the subdivision each season.

To be eligible for the award, a player must be considered a freshman by his conference in his first or second academic year without surpassing four games played in the previous academic year - similar to the NCAA's redshirt rule.

The FCS National Awards banquet will be hosted on Jan. 6 in Frisco, Texas. 

Below is the 2023 Jerry Rice Award Watch List.

Jerry Rice Award Watch List (Oct. 18):

Marqui Adams (Delaware State; Quarterback)
Camden Coleman (Richmond; Quarterback)
Tak Tateoka (St. Thomas; Quarterback)
Ty'Jarian Williams (Mississippi Valley State; Quarterback)
Quincy Craig (Portland State; Running Back)
Champ Dozier (Houston Christian; Running Back)
MJ Flowers (Eastern Illinois; Running Back)
Eli Gillman (Montana; Running Back)
Malachi Hosley (Penn; Running Back)
Brendan Jenkins (Samford; Wide Receiver)
Zach Mitchell (Southern Utah; Wide Receiver)
Beau Sparks (Utah Tech; Wide Receiver)
VJ Wilkins (Campbell; Wide Receiver)
Connor Moore (Montana State; Offensive Lineman)
Jaylon Joseph (Lafayette; Defensive End)
Carter Glassmyer (Saint Francis; Linebacker)
Tye Niekamp (Illinois State; Linebacker)
Marco Patierno (Elon; Linebacker)
Syeed Gibbs (Rhode Island; Defensive Back)
Alex McLaughlin (Northern Arizona; Defensive Back)
Aaron Sears (Stephen F. Austin; Defensive Back)
Mack Mikko (Presbyterian; Kicker)

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Zach McKinnell is the Founder and Senior Editor of FCS Football Central. He is also a columnist for HERO Sports and a contributor for Athlon Sports. In 2022, he became an official voter in the FCS Stats Perform Top-25. He is a former contributor for Vols Wire, part of the USA TODAY Sports Network, and Fly War Eagle on FanSided. Zach graduated from Auburn University in 2018.