Current Seminole Power Rankings

This power rankings is the top 25 Florida State Seminoles for the year 2020-2021. The list includes athletes returning to the school. Athletes will be ranked by their success to this point at Florida State and for success they have brought to the university. All sports will be considered and included on this list.

25. Elijah Cabell

Baseball So.

Elijah led FSU in slugging and on base percentage this season. He also led the country in hit by pitches with 15. That number is tied for 8th most in FSU history despite the 17 game season. Cabell has really taken it for the team during his time at FSU. Was a member of college world series team in 2019.

24. Tamorrion Terry 

Football RS Jr.

Terry has scored 17 touchdowns for the Seminoles in two years. He has 95 catches for 1,932 yards over his Seminole career. The guy has been great despite below average QB play from Florida State. It is hard to rank football players too high though because the team has been absolutely dreadful. He's 15th all-time in yards and touchdowns for the Seminoles. The lack of individual accolades and poor team success leave Terry at 24, but he has potential to move way up these rankings.

23. Alex Knaff

Tennis Sr.

The Seminoles #1 tennis player who was ranked #74 in the nation to close the season and made it all the way up to 56.

22. Isaac Grimes

Track Jr.

Grimes was an indoor All-American this season after transferring as a junior. Came over after winning the Division 2 national championship in long jump. Maintains two years of eligibility due to shortened season because of Covid-19.

21.Raiquan Gray

Basketball RS Jr.

Gray was a starter and one of the best returning players on the only basketball team to win the ACC in FSU history. A team that I believe would have won the national championship if not for Covid-19. He was on the ACC Academic Honor Roll in 2019.

20. Beatrice Wallin

Golf So.

Wallin is a 2 time honorable mention All-American and she was all-ACC in her only full season of competition in 2019. She maintains three years of eligibility due to Covid-19 ending the golf season early. Projected as leading candidate for every major gold award and one of the best returning golfers in the nation.

19. Robby Martin

Baseball So.

Martin was a freshman All-American in 2019. Played a huge part in helping the Seminoles advance to the College World Series that season. Led FSU in batting average this season, started all 17 games. Committed no errors in the field. Robbed a potential game tying home run against the Gators in the Seminoles 2-0 win. Maintains three years of eligibility due to Covid-19.

18. Brooke Bollinger

Soccer RS Jr.

The Seminole keeper has a national championship to her credit back in 2018. She has been a steady force for the Seminoles for many seasons. Her 13 shutouts rank 4th all-time in Seminole history.

17. Kristin McFarland 

Soccer RS Sr.

McFarland was on the 2018 National Championship team and played a major role on that team. She was on the ACC All-Tournament team in 2018. McFarland scored the only two goals in the 1st round NCAA Tournament victory this year and did it again scoring the only two goals in the 2nd round victory as well.

16. Dani Morgan

Softball Sr.

Morgan was an important member of the 2018 National Champion Softball team. She also has several individual awards and gets to come back due to Covid-19. Morgan was on the ACC-Academic Honor Roll during the 2017, 2018, and 2019 seasons. She was on the ACC All-Tournament team in 2017 and 2019. Morgan was ACC Tournament MVP in 2017. 

15. Alaina Chacon

Beach Volleyball jr.

A perfect 13-0 in the shortened 2020 season. Career winning percentage .742. 2019 CCSA 1st Team All-Conference. 2nd Team All-American in 2019. ACC Academic Honor Roll 2019. Maintains two years of eligibility due to Covid-19.

14. MJ Walker

Basketball Sr.

MJ Walker is the best returning Seminole basketball player from the best team in school history. He has been soaring up some all-time lists in the process. The 2020 All-ACC honorable mention performer and team captain will look to add to his legacy in 2021. Walker is tied for 13th in 3 point field goals and 17th in free throws made. 

13. Marvin Wilson

Football Sr.

Wilson is widely regarded as one of the best defensive linemen in the country returning to school and a future 1st round draft pick. He excelled in 2019 earning 1st team All-ACC honors on his way to being a 3rd team All-American. Will probably be the wealthiest of the group, but 3rd team isn't 1st team and the football team hasn't been good, so he's probably lower than you'd expect.

12. Hamsah Nasirildeen

Football Sr.

Nasrildeen was all over the field in 2019 and clearly the most effective player on the Seminole defense. He had over 100 tackles and was the 1st Seminole to do so since 2014. It was Nasirildeen's 2nd straight season leading the Seminoles in tackles. Despite Nasirildeen's success on the field, he was only 2nd team All-ACC in 2019. The defense would have been really bad in 2019 without Nasirildeen.

11. Taylor Banks 

Track Fr.

Indoor All-American during his freshman season, but remains a freshman eligibility wise due to Covid-19. ACC Men's Indoor Freshman of the year. Qualified for men's indoor national championship in the 60m. Scored in multiple events for the Seminoles ACC Indoor championship. 

10. Yujie Zhao

Soccer Jr.

Zhao was also a member of the 2018 National Championship team. During that season, Zhao was the National Freshman of the Year from TopDrawerSoccer. She was first team All-ACC in 2018 and 2019. 

9. Maudie Skyring

Cross Country & Track Jr.

Named an All-American in 2020 for indoor track. Elite cross country runner and track athlete. Earned All-ACC and All-South Region hours in cross country in 2019. Helped the Noles to 12th place finish in cross country in 2019. Skyring will be a Sr. in cross country and a Jr. in track due to Covid-19.

8. Elizabeth Funderburk 

Cross Country & Track So.

Two-time all-ACC and All-South region finisher in cross country. 2020 All-American in indoor track. Has the 6th fastest time in program history in the 10,000 meters. Will be a Jr. in Cross Country and a So. in track due to Covid-19.

7. Taryn Knuth

Volleyball Sr.

Knuth is the most decorated athlete on the volleyball team currently. She is a three time All-ACC performer, twice making the first team. Additionally, she was the ACC Defensive Player of the Year in 2019. The 2017 ACC Freshman of the Year gets better each season and is a superstar inside and outside of the classroom. 

6. Jhevaughn Matherson 

Track So.

Multi-time all-American track athlete. Part of the outdoor national runner-up 4x1 relay in 2019. That relay broke FSU, ACC, and NCAA records with a 38.08. Scored in multiple events in 2019 and 2020 for the Seminoles including helping drive the Seminoles to the 2020 ACC Indoor Championship.

5. Reese Albert

Baseball Jr.

Albert was third team All-ACC in 2019 and arguably had a better 2020. He had the game winning RBI in the 2-0 win over Florida. Had two home runs in the last game of the season against Illinois State as well. Albert is best known for his key home runs to in the Athens Regional and the Baton Rouge Super Regional that sent the Seminoles to the 2019 College World Series. His two homers in game one of the Baton Rouge Super Regional tied the game in the 7th and extended the lead in the 9th. The fact that he also had two homers in the Athens Regional as well make him a Seminole legend. 

4. John Pak

Golf Jr.

Pak is second all-time in golf wins at FSU. This is a school that has produced multiple PGA champions. The current #4 player in the world, and multi-time major champion, Brooks Koepka, attended FSU. Pak was 2018 All-ACC, 2018 ACC Freshman of the Year, 2018 Third team All-American, 2019 All-ACC, 2019 First Team All-American, and 2020 Second team All-American. Ranked 4th in the country by Golfweek during the shortened 2020 season.

3. Trey Cunningham 

Track Jr.

Cunningham is the top-ranked returnee in both the 60m and 110m hurdles. He has earned All-American honors for those events in 2018, 2019, and 2020. He has won the ACC Indoor Championship in the 60m for 3 straight seasons. Cunningham finished 3rd in the 60m final in 2019. The conference championship record for the event belongs to Cunningham. The guy also has the ACC record for the event. Cunningham was also on the ACC Champion 4x400 team for the Noles. 

2. Ka'Tia Seymour 

Track Jr.

Seymour was the 2019 ACC Track Performer of the Year. 3rd place in NCAA in the 60m indoor final. Earned All-American honors in 3 events during the outdoor season. Ran ACC record in 100m outdoor prelim in order to qualify for the finals. An injury cost her the opportunity to run the finals of 60, 100, or 200, which she qualified for. Had the best sprint season for any Seminole Freshman female ever in 2018. She qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships in the 60m and 200m during that freshman season. Was an All-American in multiple outdoor events in 2018 as well. Seymour was an All-American in the shortened 2020 season also.

1. Anna Shellnut

Softball Sr.

Shellnut has quite the list of accolades. She was a major part of the 2018 National Champion softball team. Postseason Annna was on the All-ACC tournament team and the WCWS tournament team that season. She was an absolute monster that entire postseason including home runs in both game 1 and 2 in the championship against Washington. Her homer in Game 1 was the only run of the game and the homer in game 2 sparked the rally that would give the Seminoles the championship. During this shortened season, Shellnut hit a 3 run home run off of the SEC pitcher of the year to help the Seminoles take down #1 Alabama. The superstar catcher has 2 All-ACC Academic teams to her credit as well. One positive out of Covid-19 is one more season of postseason Anna.

- Noland

1995 NFL Re-Draft

It is time for another NFL Re-Draft. What would have happened if teams picked who they should have. Eventually we will get to all of the professional sports drafts of my lifetime.

You get the drill by now, but before we start here is....

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This is the draft that set the Tampa Bay Buccaneers up for their eventual Super Bowl run. The entire landscape of the franchise changed with this draft, especially with what happened in the 1st round. It is not a draft that I want to see reversed in any way, but I can't skip this one.

1 Cincinnati Bengals

Select: LB       Derrick Brooks       Florida State

Brooks was actually selected with the 28th overall selection by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Actual Selection: RB      Ki-Jana Carter         Penn State

Remember, when I said I did not want to see this draft re-done. The Buccaneers stole this draft by getting the two best players in the draft. One of those players was the great Derrick Brooks, who was the best player in this draft by a substantial margin. For as good as Brooks was on the field, he was even better off of it. The Bengals could have really used this guy on and off the field. Instead, they took Carter who never came close to living up to the hype.

2 Jacksonville Jaguars

Select: DT     Warren Sapp     Miami

Sapp was actually selected with the 12th overall pick by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Actual Selection: OT    Tony Boselli     Southern California

Boselli was a strong selection and has a pretty decent shot at making the Hall of Fame one day. However, the choice for the Jaguars in this re-draft is clear, they pick the second most productive player from this class in Warren Sapp. The Jaguars had to watch Sapp help the Buccaneers win a Super Bowl when he could have been theirs all along. Steve McNair would have been the pick for most teams, but the Jaguars already had a strong QB in Brunell, so they take Sapp here.

3 Houston Oilers

Select: QB      Steve McNair     Alcorn State

McNair was the Oilers actual selection.

There is absolutely no reason to change this pick now. Outside of the two hall of famers picked before him in the re-draft, McNair had the best career. Not to mention, he is a QB and he eventually led the franchise to the Super Bowl. Of course, when McNair pulled that off, the franchise had moved to Tennessee and became the Titans. Still, this guy was a great selection and a fun player to watch.

4 Washington Redskins

Select: CB      Ty Law        Michigan

Law was actually selected with the 23rd overall pick by the New England Patriots.

Actual Selection: WR      Michael Westbrook     Colorado

Michael Westbrook was a great college player that did very little as a pro. The Redskins had an opportunity to select a future hall of famer and pair him with the legendary Darrell Green. Washington would have been really tough to throw on if they had drafted Law. He helped lead the Patriots defense to several Super Bowls and is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Redskins could have had two Hall of Fame corners together for a long time, but they selected Westbrook.

5 Carolina Panthers

Select: QB       Kerry Collins         Penn State

Collins was the Panthers actual selection.

The Panthers needed a QB, Collins was sitting there and was a good player. He had a good career and was the right selection for Carolina, then and now.

6 St. Louis Rams

Select: DE       Kevin Carter        Florida

Carter was the Rams actual selection. 

Carter was another really solid pick. He was a really good player for quite a while. Over his career, he totaled 104 career sacks. Good job here by St. Louis.

7 Philadelphia Eagles

Select: DE     Hugh Douglas      Central State University (Ohio)

Douglas was actually selected with the 16th overall pick by the New York Jets.

Actual Selection: DE       Mike Mamula      Boston College

The Eagles are the third team of this re-draft that really blew their first round pick. Mamula was a better player than Westbrook or Carter, but he was not worthy of being a 1st rounder. Curtis Martin is the best player available in the re-draft, but the Eagles had Ricky Watters at the time. This re-draft sees the team select a superior pass rusher to Mamula in Hugh Douglas. The defensive end spent his best seasons in Philadelphia and they look to get him earlier by taking him in the re-draft. Douglas would have 50 more career sacks than Mamula and would have been a much better pick.

8 Seattle Seahawks

Select: WR      Joey Galloway     Ohio State

Galloway was the Seahawks actual selection.

Curtis Martin is still the best player available in the re-draft, but the Seahawks had Chris Warren, who was coming off a Pro-Bowl, so its hard to see them going RB. They instead pick the guy they did pick in Galloway. The receiver was a solid pro for a number of seasons and helped the Seahawk offense tremendously.

9 New York Jets

Select: RB      Curtis Martin        Pittsburgh

Martin was actually selected in the 3rd round with the 74th overall pick by the Patriots.

Actual Selection: TE        Kyle Brady       Penn State

Jets fans always want the sexy pick and there is nothing that fits that better than a Hall of Famer. Especially, a hall of famer that would rush for 10,000 yards with the Jets. Before he ever got to the Jets though, Curtis Martin played for the hated Patriots and helped them reach the Super Bowl in 1996. This pick in the re-draft assures that one of the best players in New York Jet history stays a Jet his entire career.

10 San Francisco 49ers

Select: RB     Terrell Davis        Georgia

Davis was actually selected in the 6th round with the 196th overall pick by the Broncos.

Actual Selection: WR      JJ Stokes       UCLA

The 49ers had a Super Bowl contender in 1995, but were lacking a real running game. By picking the Hall of Fame RBTerrell Davis in the re-draft, they give themselves an increased chance to win another big game. One has to wonder how the balance of power would have shifted in the NFL if Davis had been in San Francisco instead of Denver. It's crazy to think how Davis fell until the 6th round, but it always happens with RBs.

11 Minnesota Vikings

Select: OT      Tony Boselli        Southern California

Boselli was actually selected with the 2nd pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars. 

Actual Selection: DE      Derrick Alexander     Florida State

There were a lot worse picks than Derrick Alexander in this draft, but he probably would have been a 2nd rounder if we did this draft today. Boselli on the other hand was long gone in the actual draft, but the Vikings would have loved for him to fall here to 11. The selection of Boselli would have made an incredible Vikings offensive line even better. Robert Smith would have really appreciated having Boselli around.

12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Select: WR       Antonio Freeman         Virginia Tech

Freeman was actually selected in the 3rd round with the 90th overall pick by the Green Bay Packers.

Actual Selection: DT     Warren Sapp     Miami

The Bucs had the best draft arguably ever in 1995 as they selected the two best players in the draft and two Hall of Famers in Warren Sapp and Derrick Brooks. The re-draft can't possibly go as well. You can't replace that defensive value, but you can improve the offense that struggled for a really long time. Freeman would have been the best wideout Trent Dilfer would have had in Tampa and tremendously helped the offense.

13 New Orleans Saints

Select: QB      Kordell Stewart        Colorado

Stewart was actually selected in the 2nd round with the 60th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Actual Selection: LB     Mark Fields      Washington St. 

Kordell Stewart would be too hard to pass up here. Stewart would have given the Saints an exciting offense under coach Ditka if nothing else. Their quarterback in 1995 was Jim Everrett who was a solid NFL QB, but he only had 2 years left in his career. This selection gives Stewart some time to learn the offense and be ready to make an impact in New Orleans.

14 Buffalo Bills

Select: G        Ruben Brown     Pittsburgh

Brown was the Bills actual selection.

Ruben Brown was a heck of a pick by Buffalo in 1995. He had a wonderful career for the Bills and really bolstered their offensive line. They make the same selection here if it happened this way.

15 Indianapolis Colts

Select: G        Adam Timmerman       South Dakota State

Timmerman was actually selected in the 7th round with the 230th overall pick by the Packers.

Actual Selection: DT     Ellis Johnson      Florida

Another Florida Gator that was drafted way to high, what a shocker. These guys could have selected a guy that went 215 picks later and was much better. Timmerman would have improved one of the teams weakest spots at left guard. 

16 New York Jets

Select: OT        Korey Stringer           Ohio State

Stringer was actually selected with the 24th overall pick by the Minnesota Vikings.

Actual Selection: DE     Hugh Douglas      Central State University (Ohio)

Hugh Douglas is long gone in the re-draft, so the Jets would have to adjust accordingly. The Jets who already upgraded their running game with Curtis Martin, now continue to do that with Korey Stringer. The former Viking was a really good pro that died way too early back in 2000. He died of a heat stroke and is the biggest reason we have the safety precautions that we do today. Knowing what we do now about heat related illness we likely would be able to prevent his death if we go back.

17 New York Giants

Select: OT        Scott Gragg       Montana

Gragg was actually the Giants 2nd round selection, the 54th overall pick.

Actual Selection: RB     Tyrone Wheatley     Michigan

Tyrone Wheatley rushed for nearly 5,000 career yards, but he should not have been a top 20 pick. The Giants picked a guy in the 2nd round who had a better career at a harder position to replace. That guy is the pick with this selection. 

18 Oakland Raiders

Select: LB     Mark Fields      Washington St. 

Fields was actually selected with the 13th overall pick by the New Orleans Saints.

Actual Selection: RB      Napoleon Kaufman     Washington

Kaufman was very similar to Wheatley with near identical stats. He should not been selected in the top 20, but rushed for nearly 5,000 career yards. The Raiders benefit from the re-draft because Mark Fields is still available here, while he was gone in the actual draft. Fields helps sure up one of the Raiders weakest position groups at the time.

19 Jacksonville Jaguars

Select: DT       Gary Walker       Auburn

Walker was actually selected in the 5th round with the 159th pick by the Houston Oilers.

Actual Selection: RB      James Stewart     Tennessee

It feels like a broken record, a top 20 RB that did not provide top 20 value. Stewart was at least better as a pro than Wheatley and Kaufman, running for 1k more career yards, but he was still picked too high. This expansion team picks the same position group with both first round picks in the re-draft. They do this because they were by far the best players available at the time. These selections would have given the Jaguars an absolutely dominant defensive line. It would have been really fun to watch.

20 Detroit Lions

Select: DT      Luther Ellis       Utah

Ellis was the Lions actual selection.

The team did the right thing in 1995 with their selection of Ellis. He is the best player available in the re-draft. Ellis did really well in Detroit and played some strong defensive line for the Lions for 9 seasons. Detroit picks Ellis again in the re-draft.

21 Chicago Bears

Select: CB        Bobby Taylor        Notre Dame

Taylor was actually selected in the 2nd round with the 50th overall pick by the Eagles.

Actual Selection: RB      Rashaun Salaam       Colorado

Salaam was a terrible pick for Chicago who could have picked 100+ players with more productive careers. He was great as a rookie, but did nothing after his rookie year. The Bears struggled in the secondary and it perhaps cost Chicago a playoff spot. Bobby Taylor was a solid NFL corner and would have been a big upgrade for the Bears, but he would last all the way to 50 overall.

22 Carolina Panthers

Select: C       Barrett Robbins       Texas Christian

Robbins was actually selected in the 2nd round 49th overall by the Oakland Raiders.

Actual Selection: CB      Tyrone Poole      Fort Valley State

Tyrone Poole was a really solid pick and solid corner. However, the value of Barrett Robbins here is too good to pass up. He had an excellent career and was first team all-pro in 2002 helping the lead the Raiders to the Super Bowl. He ended up disappearing right before the game and his career was essentially over at that point. The Panthers happily select Robbins and assure that he receives the appropriate mental health support while making the selection.

23 New England Patriots

Select: LB        Ted Johnson       Colorado

Johnson was actually the Patriots 2nd round selection, with the 57th overall pick.

Actual Selection: CB     Ty Law      Michigan

You can't get hall of famers at 23 in the re-draft. The Buccaneers are the big losers in the re-draft, but the Patriots are not too far behind. New England also would draft two Hall of Famers in this draft. The team picks Ted Johnson a little earlier in the re-draft. He would help New England to several Super Bowls and be picked by them again in this scenario.

24 Minnesota Vikings

Select: CB      Tyrone Poole      Fort Valley State

Poole was actually selected with the 22nd overall pick by the Carolina Panthers.

Actual Selection: OT      Korey Stringer        Ohio State

Stringer was a great pick and an outstanding blocker, but he's gone in the re-draft. They selected Boselli already in the re-draft too, so they can pick away from the offensive line here. Minnesota selects Poole here to play corner for the Vikings. They had a rookie starting corner in 1995, but Poole had a slightly better career than Corey Fuller.

25 Miami Dolphins

Select: WR       Wayne Chrebet      Hofstra

Chrebet was actually undrafted in the 1995 draft.

Actual Selection: OT      Billy Milner         Houston

The Dolphins selected an offensive lineman in the 1st round in 1995 and it was not a terrible decision, but they could have picked a better player. There was a guy that could have been drafted here that didn't get drafted at all. The Dolphins needed to get younger at WR and Chrebet would have been a great fit in Miami. The dude put up numbers for Chad Pennington, just imagine what he would have done with Marino.

26 Atlanta Falcons

Select: CB        Corey Fuller         Florida State

Fuller was actually selected in the 2nd round with the 55th overall pick by the Minnesota Vikings

Actual Selection: DB       Devin Bush      Florida State

Devin Bush was a solid pro and did well for the Falcons, but they picked the wrong FSU DB in 1995. They correct that in the re-draft by picking Fuller over Bush. Atlanta knew they needed secondary help at the time and they even chose the right school. That being said, Fuller was clearly the better pro.

27 Pittsburgh Steelers

Select: OG       Zach Wiegert        Nebraska

Wiegert was actually selected in the 2nd round with the 38th overall pick by the St. Louis Rams.

Actual Selection: TE        Mark Bruener        Washington

Bruener was one of two rookie starters for the Super Bowl runner-up. The other position though was guard and there was a better guard available at the time that could have made their offensive line even better. Wiegert was a great offensive lineman that would have fit in well with the Steelers.

28 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Select: DT       Jason Fisk         Stanford

Fisk was actually selected in the 7th round with the 243rd overall pick by the Minnesota Vikings.

Actual Selection: LB       Derrick Brooks       Florida State

Have I mentioned that this is the one draft I want no business in a re-draft of. Derrick Brooks is my favorite football player ever and him not being a part of the Bucs would have been horrible. That's how the re-draft works though, teams make smarter choices. Unfortunately, that works against the Buccaneers this time. Fisk was not even close to the player Warren Sapp was at defensive tackle, but he was a really good pro and could have helped Tampa.

29 Carolina Panthers

Select: RB      James Stewart     Tennessee

Stewart was actually selected with the 19th overall pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Actual Selection: OT         Blake Brockermeyer       Texas

Brockermeyer was a solid pick and did well over the course of his career. Stewart provided more value and was a far better runner than the guy Carolina put on the field. He scored 48 touchdowns and rushed for nearly 6k yards over his career.

30 Cleveland Browns

Select: RB        Tyrone Wheatley         Michigan

Wheatley was actually selected with the 17th overall pick by the New York Giants.

Actual Selection: LB      Craig Powell       Ohio State

Powell was a complete waste of a 1st round selection. It was the team's last year in Cleveland and they could have done something to better send off the team before they left for Baltimore. Tyrone Wheatley was a better RB than LeRoy Hoard, and the Browns could have had a better RB to close out the franchise. Baltimore also would have been better in the beginning with that move.

31 Kansas City Chiefs

Select: WR     Frank Sanders        Auburn

Sanders was actually selected in the 2nd round with the 47th overall pick by the Arizona Cardinals.

Actual Selection: OT      Trezelle Jenkins       Michigan

The 1995 Chiefs won 13 games and could have won the Super Bowl. The problem was that they could not beat the Colts in the divisional round due to lack of production on offense. Another pass catcher could have changed that outcome and the narrative about Marty Schottenheimer. Frank Sanders would have made a huge difference for the Chiefs.

32 Green Bay Packers

Select: G      Matt O'Dwyer        Northwestern

O'Dwyer was actually selected in the 2nd round with the 33rd overall pick by the New York Jets.

Actual Selection: DB       Craig Newsome       Arizona State

Newsome did well with the Packers, but the team could have picked a better pro in O'Dwyer. The great offensive lineman went one pick later to the Jets. He would have been an outstanding pick, and is a great pick in the re-draft.

-Noland