Florida State Seminoles release depth chart for Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

A look at the two-deep for the Seminoles ahead of this week.

Florida State did not release a depth chart last week due to the Seminoles having some time off. Coming out of the BYE week, the team is looking forward to its final five games. Sitting at 4-3, FSU will need to win a minimum of two games during this stretch to qualify for the postseason.

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Despite falling in three straight games leading up to the week off, the 'Noles have remained positive and are focused on snapping the losing streak. It all begins with Georgia Tech traveling to Tallahassee this Saturday.

Ahead of the matchup with the Yellow Jackets, Florida State released its weekly depth chart on Monday morning. There was only one notable change.

Offensive lineman Darius Washington was listed as a co-starter with D'Mitri Emmanuel at right guard, his lone appearance on the depth chart. Washington had previously been a co-starter with Robert Scott at left tackle as well. True freshman Julian Armella is now the sole backup to Scott.

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On the injury front, running back Treshaun Ward continues to be listed as a co-starter with Trey Benson. Ward was unable to suit up against Clemson as Benson and Lawrance Toafili took the majority of the reps. Defensive tackle Fabien Lovett is a co-starter alongside Jarrett Jackson. Neither player was healthy enough to play against the Tigers. Head coach Mike Norvell has professed confidence that Lovett may be able to return this weekend.

The full depth chart can be viewed below.

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