FSU Football: Carter & Tiller Commit
- The Florida State Seminoles are riding high in recruiting, securing commitments from two more prospects Monday, adding to the momentum from Jaden O'Neal's commitment Sunday.
- Wide receiver Devin Carter, a 6-foot-1 playmaker, flipped his commitment from Auburn to Florida State.
- 120 overall recruit in the nation by the 247Sports composite.
Florida State football is surging in recruiting! The Seminoles just landed commitments from wide receiver Devin Carter, who flipped from Auburn, and tight end Xavier Tiller, solidifying their commitment to building a championship-caliber team. Carter, the son of former FSU star Dexter Carter, brings dynamic playmaking ability; while Tiller, a highly-rated four-star prospect, chose FSU over offers from major programs like Alabama. These key additions to the roster, along with quarterback Jaden O’Neal’s earlier commitment, demonstrate the program’s strategic approach to recruiting top talent. For the latest updates on FSU football, News Directory 3 offers comprehensive coverage. Learn about the evolving Seminoles’ roster and what these meaningful commitments mean for the team’s future. Discover what’s next …
Seminoles Bolster recruiting class with Key Commitments
The Florida State Seminoles are riding high in recruiting, securing commitments from two more prospects Monday, adding to the momentum from Jaden O’Neal‘s commitment Sunday. The Seminoles football program,seeking to solidify its future,is strategically targeting top talent.
Wide receiver Devin Carter, a 6-foot-1 playmaker, flipped his commitment from Auburn to Florida State. Carter, son of former Seminole Dexter Carter, had previously committed to FSU in 2023 before briefly pledging to Auburn in January. He also received offers from Georgia and North Carolina.
Carter is ranked as the No. 120 overall recruit in the nation by the 247Sports composite. His father, Dexter Carter, starred as a running back for Florida State from 1986-89 and later coached the position at his alma mater under Bobby Bowden.
Tight end Xavier Tiller, a 6-foot-5 four-star prospect from Langston Hughes High School in Georgia, also committed to Florida State. Tiller, considered the No. 204 overall recruit by the 247Sports composite, held offers from Alabama, Auburn, Louisville and Georgia before choosing the Seminoles. These recruiting wins highlight Florida State’s commitment to building a strong and competitive team.
Quarterback Jaden O’Neal, a four-star prospect from Mustang, Okla., committed to FSU on Sunday. O’Neal, previously committed to Oklahoma, is considered one of the top quarterbacks in the 2026 class and ranks No. 205 among all prospects.
What’s next
With these commitments, Florida State looks to continue its recruiting success, aiming to build a roster capable of competing for championships. The coaching staff will likely focus on solidifying relationships with current commits and pursuing other top targets in the coming months.