Jaheim Bell Announces Intention To Enter 2024 NFL Draft

Jaheim Bell, a redshirt tight end for Florida State, has announced his intention to enter the 2024 NFL Draft and forego his eligibility to play in the Orange Bowl. Bell finished the season with 39 receptions for 503 yards and two touchdowns in his lone season with the Seminoles. He transferred from South Carolina after three seasons with the Gamecocks. Bell, along with running back Trey Benson and defensive tackle Fabien Lovett, are the latest FSU players to declare for the draft. Fellow tight ends Markeston Douglas and Preston Daniels are in the NCAA Transfer Portal, while Kyle Morlock is the only scholarship tight end expected to return next season.

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Jaheim Bell is a redshirt tight end for Florida State University's football team. He transferred from the University of South Carolina after three seasons with the Gamecocks. Bell finished the season with 39 receptions for 503 yards and two touchdowns in his lone season with the Seminoles. He declared his intention to enter the 2024 NFL Draft and forego his eligibility to play in the Orange Bowl. Bell joins running back Trey Benson and defensive tackle Fabien Lovett as FSU players to make such an announcement Sunday. Bell was held without a reception in the ACC Championship victory over Louisville on Dec. 2. Lovett, Benson, Bell wide receiver Johnny Wilson and cornerback Jarrian Jones have also declared for the draft. Wilson, Bell, Benson and Lovett have opted out of the Orange Bowl, while Jones has said he plans to play. Fellow tight ends Markeston Douglas and Preston Daniels are both in the NCAA Transfer Portal. It's unclear if they will dress up and play for it.

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