I have code that moves a player to a certain block. It reads the code but doesn't move them, why?

I am working with tables and I am creating a table of 4 blocks in a model. I create this table and do a math.random from 1 to the amount of players in game. After I do so I create a for i,v in pairs do loop. I check for the players and have them teleport to the selected brick in a table, but it does not teleport the player. Instead it reads over it and moves to the next line. I tried using CFrame, Vector3, :MoveTo() and none of them worked.

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(Person)
    Person.CharacterAdded:wait()

	local Players = game.Players:GetPlayers() --Gets Players
	local Table = {Players}

	local Random = math.random(1, #Players) --Finds Amount of Players
	print(Players[Random])
	
	local PickedPlayer = Players[Random]       --Picks Player  
	
	local ModelTest = game.Workspace.TestModel2:GetChildren() --(4 Parts)
	
	if Random == 1 then
		for i, v in pairs(ModelTest) do
			if v == ModelTest[1] then
				PickedPlayer.Character:MoveTo(ModelTest[1].Position)
				print("Moved Past")
				PickedPlayer.Character.Torso.Transparency = 0.9
			end
		end
	end
end)

It prints "Moved Past" ignoring the previous line and moving onto the next making the Torso's transparency 0.5.