Florida State’s offense has had its share of ups and downs through the first seven games of the 2026 season, but several players have separated themselves with consistently strong performances.

The Seminoles have leaned heavily on their backfield, with Ousmane Kromah and Ashton Daniels leading the way, while a handful of receivers and offensive linemen have also graded well over extended playing time. PFF’s season grades give a clearer look at which players have been FSU’s most reliable offensive performers through the midway point of the year.

Here are Florida State’s 10 highest-graded offensive players through seven games, according to PFF.

10. Xavier Chaplin — 62.2

Chaplin has played 462 snaps at left tackle and has been more effective in the run game, where he owns a 72.1 grade. His blocking has helped support one of FSU’s more productive offensive areas this season.

9. Micahi Danzy — 62.2

Danzy has provided a big-play element throughout the season. He recorded 89 receiving yards against Alabama, 70 against Virginia, and caught two touchdowns at Louisville.

8. Nate Pabst — 62.9

Pabst leads the offense with 464 snaps played through seven games. The right tackle has graded best in pass protection, posting a 68.7 mark in that category.

7. Bradyn Welch-Joiner — 66.5

Welch-Joiner has been a steady presence at center, playing 462 offensive snaps. His strongest area has been pass protection, where PFF has given him a 73.2 grade.

6. Duce Robinson — 66.5

Robinson has delivered some of FSU’s biggest explosive plays. He posted 135 receiving yards against Alabama and later caught five passes for 113 yards and two touchdowns against Miami.

5. André Otto — 68.0

Otto has been FSU’s highest-graded regular offensive lineman. He owns a 76.3 pass-blocking grade and was named ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week after helping FSU rush for 281 yards against Virginia.

4. Jayvan Boggs — 68.6

Boggs has emerged as one of FSU’s more dependable targets. His breakout performance came against Central Arkansas, when he caught six passes for 122 yards and a touchdown.

3. Quintrevion Wisner — 73.3

Wisner has carved out a valuable role behind Kromah, especially as a receiver. His 87.1 receiving grade leads FSU’s regular offensive contributors, and he totaled 119 yards from scrimmage against Miami.

2. Ashton Daniels — 78.2

Daniels has provided FSU with production through the air and on the ground, throwing for 1,618 yards and 12 touchdowns while adding 11 rushing scores. His best showing came against Virginia, when he ran for 136 yards and five touchdowns.

1. Ousmane Kromah — 85.7

Kromah has been FSU’s most consistent offensive player, rushing for 609 yards and five touchdowns through seven games. His 85.8 rushing grade leads the Seminoles, and he opened the season with at least 80 rushing yards in each of FSU’s first six games.