Scouting Report: 2025 DE Commit Darryll Desir
Florida State has secured a significant commitment from 2025 defensive end prospect Darryll Desir. The 6-foot-4, 225-pound athlete from Miami’s Norland High School had previously committed to UCF before making the switch to the Seminoles.
Desir’s commitment is a notable addition to Florida State’s 2025 recruiting class, which now boasts two talented defensive end prospects. His brother, Mandrell Desir, has also committed to FSU, making this a valuable family pickup for the Seminoles.
This weekend, Desir will take an official visit to FSU, coinciding with the team’s matchup against Charleston Southern on November 23. This visit will provide Desir with a firsthand experience of the Seminoles’ game-day atmosphere and a deeper connection with the coaching staff and players.
As a defensive end prospect, Desir brings a promising combination of size, strength, and athleticism to the table. His 6-foot-4 frame and 225-pound build provide a solid foundation for development, and his athleticism should enable him to make an impact off the edge.
While Desir’s commitment is undoubtedly exciting for Florida State fans, it’s essential to note that he is still a developing prospect. As he continues to grow and refine his skills, he will be an intriguing player to watch in the Seminoles’ 2025 recruiting class.