Florida State football turned to Thomas Castellanos to reignite a program that collapsed to 2-10 in 2024, and the quarterback wasted no time making an impact.

In his debut, the Boston College transfer stunned the nation by leading FSU to a 31-17 upset over No. 8 Alabama. After the game, Castellanos called the victory ”a blessing,” thanking God, head coach Mike Norvell, and the staff for believing in him when other options were available in the transfer portal.

His words, coupled with his fearless play, symbolized the Seminoles' attempt at a new era of relevance in Tallahassee. Fast forward a few weeks, and Castellanos is dealing with his first major setback in garnet and gold.

The Florida State quarterback exited Saturday's game against Kent State with an apparent ankle injury late i

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