The Bluebloods 2022 FCS All-Freshman is officially here. The inaugural Bluebloods FCS All-Freshman team includes 28 freshman standouts from across the country and includes a representative from 12 of the 15 FCS conferences. To be eligible for the All-Freshman Team, players must be in their first or second academic year and cannot have participated in four or more games in the previous academic year.
The Bluebloods FCS All-Freshman Team
Offense:
QB: Gevani McCoy (Idaho)
QB: Reese Poffenbarger (UAlbany)
RB: Desmond Reid (Western Carolina)
RB: Joshua Pitsenberger (Yale)
RB: Ryan Butler (Princeton)
WR: Seth Anderson (Charleston Southern)
WR: Makai Jackson (Saint Francis U)
WR: Elijah Sarratt (Saint Francis U)
TE: Josh Cuevas (Cal Poly)
OL: Nathan Mejia (Sacramento State)
OL: Kyler Herring (Davidson)
OL: Omar Aigbedion (Montana State)
Defense:
DL: Eric O’Neill (Long Island)
DL: Finn Claypool (Drake)
DL: Ckelby Givens (Southern)
DL: Jacoby Brass (Houston Christian)
DL: Kenneth Eiden IV (Montana State)
LB: Kohner Cullimore (Southern Utah)
LB: Mason Woods (Towson)
LB: Micah Davey (McNeese State)
DB: Wedner Cadet (Georgetown)
DB: Rex Connors (UC Davis)
DB: Adrian Maddox (Alabama State)
DB: Eli Ennis (Nicholls State)
DB: Fred Perry (Jacksonville State)
DB: Myles Rowser (Campbell)
Specialists:
P: Patrick Rohrbach (Montana)
AP: Travis Hunter (Jackson State)
Penalties kept Kevin Coleman from having special moments. I expect him in his sophomore season to go ape shit.
Blue, please tell me you had Jalen Jones (William & Mary) in your consideration? What was your determining factor in putting Rowser in over Jones? If we removed the names and simply looked at the stats, the nod leans Jones. Rowser has a big edge in tackling (44 to 19). However, in two important DB stats (INT and BRK), Jones wins 4 to 1 and 7 to 1, with one of those INTs going to the house.
Only 3 Offensive Linemen Blue!?