Florida State Star Tight End Likely to Declare for 2024 NFL Draft
Jaheim Bell will join a long list of Florida State players to stamp their name on the Senior Bowl, dating back to FSU offensive lineman Bill Dawkins's first participation in the event in 1952. On Wednesday, it was announced via Twitter that Bell accepted his invite to the 2024 Reese's Senior Bowl, which is a step toward moving to the next level.
Bell and the Seminoles have been on a roll this season, claiming the No. 4 spot in the College Football Playoff rankings and have maintained the No. 4 ranking in the AP Top 25 rankings for the past 11 weeks.
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As the No. 1 transfer at his position in last year's class, Bell has 34 receptions for 406 yards and two scores at Florida State, averaging 11.6 yards per catch. He has also shown his ability to play multiple positions as a gadget player out of the backfield and attached to the offensive line.
The Senior Bowl will be held in Mobile, Alabama, on February 4 and acts as a bridge that connects the college ranks with the NFL. Consisting of college standouts and potential prospects who will get a chance to showcase their talents, yet again, to the NFL community.
Additionally, Bell could appear in the Shrine Bowl to showcase his talents further.
February is still months away, and the Seminoles are set to face the North Alabama Lions on November 18 as they continue their pace to an ACC Championship and playoff berth.
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