Big-bodied disruptor with NFL-caliber power
Goldman was a classic Florida State force inside: in the 2014 season, he finished with 35 tackles, 8 tackles for loss, and 4 sacks, then earned All-ACC and All-America honors while anchoring the Seminoles’ defensive front. He stood out for explosive first-step quickness, heavy hands, and the ability to wreck run blocks and collapse pockets at the point of attack. The catch? His game has always leaned more power than finesse, so the fit is best for a team that wants a stout, gap-controlling DT who can bully guards—not a flashy stat-sheet sprinter.
