FSU Star Myles Bailey Rakes In Another Postseason Honor—A Seminole Legend in the Making!
Florida State’s football program continues to make headlines—and this time, it’s thanks to one of the brightest young stars on the roster. Sophomore standout Myles Bailey has just earned another prestigious postseason honor, further cementing his reputation as one of college football’s elite playmakers.
Already a fan favorite for his explosive plays and relentless work ethic, Bailey has now been named to the 2025 All-American Second Team, marking his third major accolade this postseason alone. Earlier this offseason, Bailey was honored as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year and earned a spot on the All-ACC First Team, an impressive trifecta that places him firmly among the nation’s best.
Bailey’s rise has been nothing short of electric. The 6’2”, 220-pound linebacker from Jacksonville, Florida, led the Seminoles in tackles (114), tackles for loss (16), and forced fumbles (4) during the 2024 season. His presence on the field was a game-changer, consistently shutting down opposing offenses and energizing the Noles defense with bone-rattling hits and clutch stops.
Off the field, Bailey has emerged as a team leader—humble, focused, and hungry. Speaking to reporters after the announcement, he said:
“This isn’t just about me—it’s about the culture here at Florida State. We grind together, we rise together.”
With NFL scouts already circling and national media buzzing, Myles Bailey’s name is beginning to carry serious weight across the college football landscape. Some insiders even project him as a potential first-round pick if he declares for the draft next year.
For now, though, Bailey remains laser-focused on bringing a national title back to Tallahassee.
Stay tuned, Nole Nation—this is just the beginning.
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