FSU wide receiver Jayvan Boggs planning to enter transfer portal
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Florida State has seen plenty of players declare their intent to enter the transfer portal, but it has largely been able to avoid losing promising young players.
That changed today, as wide receiver Jayvan Boggs has decided to hit the portal, according to reports from both On3 and Noles247.
Boggs was highly productive in his senior year of high school and parlayed that into an early role in the wide receiver rotation, becoming the first true freshman to earn a season-opening start at wide receiver since 1992. Of the eight games he saw action in, he started four of them. He battled through injuries and logged nine catches for 103 yards and a touchdown. He also overcame a scary instance when he collapsed right after the NC State game.
Boggs has the build and skill set to make a big impact at his next destination, should he ultimately leave Tallahassee.
From his FSU bio:
2025 (Freshman): Played in eight games with four starts…caught nine passes for 103 yards and one touchdown…started FSU’s first three games of season, the first true freshman wide receiver to start a season opener since 1992…Alabama: made first career start…East Texas A&M: three-yard touchdown on first career reception…Kent State: 30 receiving yards on three catches…Miami: one catch for 14 yards…NC State: set career-highs with four receptions for 56 yards, including a career-long 31-yard catch…added two point conversion against the Wolfpack, the first of his career and FSU’s third of season…also appeared vs. Stanford, Virginia Tech and Florida.
BEFORE FSU: Four-star wide receiver out of Cocoa High School in Cocoa…rated No. 221 nationally and No. 27 wide receiver in Class of 2025 on 247Sports Composite…ranked No. 69 overall nationally, No. 12 wide receiver in America and No. 16 prospect from Florida by Rivals…No. 275 on ESPN300…ended senior season with 99 catches for 2,133 yards and 24 touchdowns, leading Tigers to 2A state championship…MaxPreps first-team All-American…in state semifinals vs. Cardinal Newman, caught 17 passes for Florida single-game record 378 yards and three touchdowns…named 2023 Florida Dairy Farmers Mr. Football after catching 93 passes for 1,493 yards and 24 touchdowns as Cocoa won second consecutive state championship with perfect 15-0 record…earned 41 receptions for 722 yards and six touchdowns on state champion team during sophomore season…chose Florida State over UCF, Ohio State and Florida, among others.
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