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2021 NFL Draft: Predicting what round FSU players are selected

By Kelvin Hunt

Florida State Seminoles defensive back Asante Samuel Jr. (26) after Clemson does not complete the pass as the Florida State Seminoles take on the Clemson Tigers in college football at Doak S. Campbell Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018.Fsu Vs Clemson1011a
Florida State Seminoles defensive back Asante Samuel Jr. (26) after Clemson does not complete the pass as the Florida State Seminoles take on the Clemson Tigers in college football at Doak S. Campbell Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018.Fsu Vs Clemson1011a /
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Marvin Wilson

Marvin Wilson was a part of the final 2017 recruiting class with Jimbo Fisher. He was considered the No. 6 player overall, No. 1 defensive tackle, and No. 1 player in Texas.

Unfortunately, he never lived up to those lofty rankings and probably lost a lot of money when he decided to come back for the 2020 season.

At the time, he was thought to be a first or early second-round selection after a productive 2019 season that was cut short due to an injury.

However, his 2020 season was lackluster and also ended early with an injury. Marvin Wilson’s Pro-Day wasn’t impressive and may have hurt his draft stock even more.

There are a lot of questions regarding Marvin Wilson. The off-the-field incident regarding calling out Mike Norvell has come up in his meetings with potential teams.

He has a history of injuries and seems limited in how he can impact a game at the next level. However, there were times where he looked unstoppable and was a force in the trenches.

The earliest I can see his name is called in the third round, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see him slip into the fourth round either.

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