College Football's 2019 Postseason All-America Team

With college football’s 2019 regular season in the books, it’s time to take a look back and honor the best of the best and top performers for the All-America team. Whether it was on offense, defense or special teams, there were no shortage of clutch performances by players at every position. Heisman winner Joe Burrow was an easy selection as the first-team All-America quarterback, with Ohio State's Justin Fields and Oklahoma's Jalen Hurts up next. Auburn tackle Derrick Brown, Clemson linebacker Isaiah Simmons and Ohio State cornerback Jeff Okudah highlight the selections on defense.

 

As usual, it’s never easy assembling All-America teams. There are plenty of standout performers that won’t make the cut, but we tried to blend talent, production and consistency to form the top three teams.

 

College Football's 2019 Postseason All-America Team

 

First-Team Offense
 

QB       Joe Burrow, LSU

RB       J.K. Dobbins, Ohio State

RB       Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin

WR      Ja'Marr Chase, LSU

WR      CeeDee Lamb, Oklahoma

WR      DeVonta Smith, Alabama

AP       Lynn Bowden, Kentucky

TE       Harrison Bryant, FAU

C         Tyler Biadasz, Wisconsin

OL       Penei Sewell, Oregon

OL       Andrew Thomas, Georgia

OL       Jedrick Wills, Alabama

OL       Wyatt Davis, Ohio State

           

First-Team Defense
 

DL       Derrick Brown, Auburn

DL       Chase Young, Ohio State

DL       James Lynch, Baylor

DL       Curtis Weaver, Boise State

LB        Evan Weaver, California

LB        Isaiah Simmons, Clemson

LB        Micah Parsons, Penn State

CB       Derek Stingley, LSU

CB       Jeffrey Okudah, Ohio State

S          Antoine Winfield, Minnesota

S          Xavier McKinney, Alabama

           

First-Team Specialists
 

K         Keith Duncan, Iowa

P         Max Duffy, Kentucky

KR       Joe Reed, Virginia

PR       Jaylen Waddle, Alabama

 

Second-Team Offense
 

QB       Justin Fields, Ohio State

RB       Chuba Hubbard, Oklahoma State

RB       Travis Etienne, Clemson

WR      Michael Pittman, USC

WR      Omar Bayless, Arkansas State

WR      Rashod Bateman, Minnesota

AP       Clyde Edwards-Helaire, LSU

TE       Hunter Bryant, Washington

C         Creed Humphrey, Oklahoma

OL       Trey Smith, Tennessee

OL       John Simpson, Clemson

OL       Tristan Wirfs, Iowa

OL       Kevin Dotson, Louisiana

           

Second-Team Defense
 

DL       Bradlee Anae, Utah

DL       A.J. Epenesa, Iowa

DL       Jordan Elliott, Missouri

DL       Jalen Twyman, Pitt

LB        Jordyn Brooks, Texas Tech

LB        Kenneth Murray, Oklahoma

LB        Zack Baun, Wisconsin

CB       Trevon Diggs, Alabama

CB       Jaylon Johnson, Utah

S          Julian Blackmon, Utah

S          J.R. Reed, Georgia

           

Second-Team Specialists
 

K         Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia

P          Braden Mann, Texas A&M

KR       Javon Leake, Maryland

PR       Brandon Aiyuk, Arizona State

 

Third-Team Offense
 

QB       Jalen Hurts, Oklahoma

RB       AJ Dillon, Boston College

RB       Zack Moss, Utah

WR      Isaiah Hodgins, Oregon State

WR      Devin Duvernay, Texas

WR      Sage Surratt, Wake Forest

AP       Kenneth Gainwell, Memphis

TE       Charlie Kolar, Iowa State

C         Matt Hennessey, Temple

OL       Shane Lemieux, Oregon

OL       Ezra Cleveland, Boise State

OL       Mekhi Becton, Louisville

OL       Calvin Throckmorton, Oregon

           

Third-Team Defense
 

DL       Javon Kinlaw, South Carolina

DL       Alex Highsmith, Charlotte

DL       Chris Rumph, Duke

DL       Quincy Roche, Temple

LB        Logan Wilson, Wyoming

LB        Nick Bolton, Missouri

LB        Malik Harrison, Ohio State

CB       Amik Robertson, Louisiana Tech

CB       Caleb Farley, Virginia Tech

S         Grant Delpit, LSU

DB       Luq Barcoo, San Diego State (CB)

           

Third-Team Specialists
 

K         Nick Sciba, Wake Forest

P         Sterling Hofrichter, Syracuse

KR       Ihmir Smith-Marsette, Iowa

PR       Jalen Reagor, TCU