OFFENSE

• Snubbed for the Heisman ceremony, Mayfield led Oklahoma to the playoff with 3,389 yards passing.

• The Heisman hopeful led the nation and set an SEC record with 1,986 rushing yards to go with 23 TDs.

• The Seminoles star averaged 7.86 yards per carry, the second-highest average in the country.

• Despite shakeups at QB due to injuries, Coleman still racked up 1,363 receiving yards and 20 scores.

• A wrist injury limited him for the final four games, but Doctson still compiled 1,327 receiving yards and 14 TDs.

• One of the most active tight ends in any offense, Butt caught 48 passes for 620 yards for the Wolverines.

• The highly touted NFL prospect opened holes for Ezekiel Elliott and the nation’s No. 7 offense in yards per carry.

• Garnett paved the way for Christian McCaffrey’s breakout in coach David Shaw’s powerful offense.

• The All-SEC lineman allowed a half sack in 25 career games, helping Arkansas lead the SEC in sacks allowed.

• The Big 12’s O-lineman of the year anchored the line for the nation’s top offense in yards and points per game.

  DEFENSE

• Frequent double- (and triple-) teams have decreased his numbers, but Bosa’s impact and skill are still top-notch.

• Robinson consistently plugged holes, helping Alabama lead the country with 2.4 yards allowed per rush.

• The nation’s leader in sacks brought down the QB 15.5 times this season and tied for second with 19.5 TFLs.

• Striker guided the top defense in the Big 12 with 17 tackles for loss and nine sacks along with 68 tackles.

• The explosive Smith led Notre Dame with 113 tackles, including nine tackles for loss and a forced fumble.

• The leader of the nation’s top defense in yards allowed per play, Ragland was a consistent playmaker.

• Brothers shot to the ball all season with an FBS-best 152 tackles, as well as two interceptions and a forced fumble.

• Lewis’s Power 5-best 21 passes defended helped Michigan lead the nation in yards allowed per attempt.

• Only 10 players averaged more TFLs than Cash despite his role in the secondary. He also made 101 tackles.

• The junior led the Buckeyes with nine passes broken up and scored a pick-six against Minnesota.

• The Thorpe Award finalist’s eight interceptions led the Power 5 and were key to the Hawkeyes’ 12–0 start.

  SPECIAL TEAMS

• The Groza finalist made the first 60-yard field goal in an FBS game since 2012. He hit 20 of 23 kicks this year.

• Hackett helped Utah lead the nation in net punting average, allowing just nine returns all season.

• Berry averaged 38.3 yards per kick return to lead the FBS. He took three kicks to the house this season.

• The Heisman finalist broke Barry Sanders’s record with 3,496 all-purpose yards this season.