Nolecast: FSU defensive line should dominate

Bud Elliott and Ingram Smith return with another episode of the Nolecast, the No. 1 FSU podcast.

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In this episode, we discuss the defensive line. Listen to the show on the player below this article, or click here to listen.

Show rundown

2016 reviewed

-We thought it would be really good, and on the whole, it was.

-Demarcus Walker improved his game and had a standout year, went 51st overall.

-Josh Sweat came on at the end of the year. In the early part, he battled injury but also effort issues. He is not yet a superstar, but could become one.

-Derrick Nnadi battled injury early on, but is a great college player.

-Burns was great in his role.

2017

-Maybe the best unit on the team

-How much 3-4 v. Nickel? Quick discussion of when FSU plays each.

-Interior guys: Derrick Nnadi, Demarcus Christmas, Fred Jones, Wally Aime, Darvin Taylor, Cedric Wood, Arthur Williams.

-Pure ends (guys who are not going to be standing up): Jalen Wilkerson, Janarius Robinson

-Ends/Edge: Josh Sweat, Jacob Pugh, Brian Burns, Josh Kaindoh

-Young bucks: Marvin Wilson had an up and down camp