Tallahassee, FL – The Florida State Seminoles are making waves in the NFL once again. While the spotlight shines on the program’s latest crop of talent – players like Jared Verse, Trey Benson, and Keon Coleman poised for stardom – the legacy of FSU football continues to impact the professional league.
A prime example is former Seminole offensive lineman, Cameron Erving. The Super Bowl champion recently signed with the Houston Texans, bolstering their offensive line. Erving brings a wealth of experience to the team, having played in 98 games with 58 starts throughout his NFL career.
A Georgia native, Erving’s journey to the NFL began at Florida State under the guidance of Coach Jimbo Fisher. Initially a defensive tackle, he transitioned to the offensive line, where he excelled. His versatility was showcased as he earned starts at both left tackle and center during his collegiate career.
Erving’s standout performance earned him consecutive first-team All-ACC honors and a spot on the 2013 national championship team. His blocking prowess was recognized with two Jacobs Blocking Trophies, awarded to the ACC’s best blocker.
As the new NFL season approaches, fans and analysts alike are eagerly anticipating the impact of both FSU’s young stars and seasoned veterans like Cameron Erving.
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