Florida State Football: The Top 25 Greatest Seminoles of All Time | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors
Isabella Ramos
Published Mar 23, 2026
Primetime. Of course this is going to spark arguments as to whether he should be at the top of this list. He never won a national championship, he wasn’t a Heisman winner but he is the best cornerback ever.
His career at Florida State was much like his professional career—amazing. He burst onto the scene in such a flashy manner. He was a two-time consensus All-American, but he should’ve been a three-timer on that list.
He has 14 career interceptions and three defensive touchdowns, but much like his professional career, it was a rarity for the ball to be thrown in his direction. He was also a dynamic punt returner having 1,429 total return yards with three touchdowns. He won the Thorpe award in 1988 and was drafted fifth overall in the 1989 draft.
