Post Season College Football All Americans

Now that the College Football season has been over for 3 weeks as of tonight, I thought it was time that I post my postseason all americans.

First Team

Offense:

QB: Kellen Moore, Boise St.

RB: Mark Ingram, Alabama

RB: Toby Gerhart, Stanford

WR: Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green

WR: Golden Tate, Notre Dame

TE: Aaron Hernandez, Florida

OT: Trent Williams, Oklahoma

OT: Russell Okung, Oklahoma St.

OG: Mike Iupati, Idaho

OG: Mike Johnson, Alabama

C: Jake Kirkpatrick, TCU

Defense:

DE: Jerry Hughes, TCU

DT: Brian Price, UCLA

DT: Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska

DE: Von Miller, Texas A&M

OLB: Rolando McClain, Alabama

MLB: Pat Angerer, Iowa

OLB: Greg Jones, Michigan St.

CB: Joe Haden, Florida

S: Eric Berry, Tennessee

S: Earl Thomas, Texas

CB: Kendric Burney, North Carolina

Special Teams:

K: Leigh Tiffin, Alabama

P: Drew Butler, Georgia

Returner: CJ Spiller, Clemson

All-Purpose: Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati

Second Team

Offense:

QB: Colt McCoy, Texas

RB: Ryan Matthews, Fresno St.

RB: Noel Devine, West Virginia

WR: Jordan Shipley, Texas

WR: AJ Green, Georgia

TE: Dennis Pitta, BYU

OT: Bryan Bulaga, Iowa

OT: Ciron Black, LSU

OG: Jason Pinkston, Pittsburgh

OG: Zane Beadles, Utah

C: Maurkice Pouncey, Florida

Defense:

DE: Robert Quinn, North Carolina

DT: Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma

DT: Terrence Cody, Alabama

DE: Adrian Clayborn, Iowa

OLB: Bruce Carter, North Carolina

MLB: Eric Norwood, South Carolina

OLB: Navorro Bowman, Penn St.

CB: Javier Arenas, Alabama

S: Taylor Mays, USC

S: Rahim Moore, UCLA

CB: Tyler Sash, Iowa

Special Teams:

K: Hunter Lawrence, Texas

P: Matt Dodge, East Carolina

Returner: Brandon Banks, Kansas St.

All-Purpose: Dexter McCluster, Ole Miss

Freshman Team

Offense:

QB: Andrew Luck, Stanford

RB: Dion Lewis, Pittsburgh

RB: Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech

WR: Eric Page, Toledo

WR: Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina

TE: Orson Charles, Georgia

OT: Tanner Hawkinson, Kansas

OT: Barrett Jones, Alabama

OG: Michael Philipp, Oregon St.

OG: David DeCastro, Stanford

C: Peter Konz, Wisconsin

Defense:

DE: Nick Perry, USC

DT: Larry Black, Indiana

DT: Jerel Worthy, Michigan St.

DE: Chandler Jones, Syracuse

OLB: Vontaze Burflict, Arizona St.

MLB: Luke Kuechly, Boston College

OLB: Manti Te'o, Notre Dame

CB: Josh Robinson, UCF

S: Rashard Hall, Clemson

S: John Boyett, Oregon

CB: Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina

Look Back at NFL Predictions

Looking back at my NFL predictions from before the season... I was pretty bad. My biggest mistake was probably picking the colts to finish 8-8 and 3rd in their division. I predicted half of the playoff teams right, which is respectable. I correctly predicted the finishes of 4 teams (Buffalo, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Carolina). So anyway heres how my pick compared with their real finishes in parentheses.

NFC West:

Seattle: 9-7 (5-11)

Arizona: 8-8 (10-6)

St. Louis: 5-11 (1-15)

San Francisco: 4-12 (8-8)

NFC South:

Atlanta: 11-5 (9-7)

New Orleans: 9-7 (13-3)

Carolina: 8-8 (8-8)

Tampa Bay: 6-10 (3-13)

NFC North:

Green Bay: 11-5 (11-5)

Minnesota:10-6* (12-4)

Chicago: 8-8 (7-9)

Detroit: 3-13 (2-14)

NFC East:

Philadelphia: 11-5 (11-5)

New York: 10-6* (8-8)

Dallas: 9-7 (11-5)

Washington: 6-10 (4-12)

AFC West:

San Diego: 12-4 (13-3)

Kansas City: 7-9 (4-12)

Denver: 6-10 (8-8)

Oakland: 3-13 (5-11)

AFC South:

Tennessee: 11-5 (8-8)

Houston: 10-6* (9-7)

Indianapolis: 8-8 (14-2)

Jacksonville: 5-11 (7-9)

AFC North:

Pittsburgh: 10-6 (9-7)

Baltimore: 9-7* (9-7)

Cincinnati: 5-11 (10-6)

Cleveland: 3-13 (5-11)

AFC East:

New England: 13-3 (10-6)

Miami: 8-8 (7-9)

New York:7-9 (9-7)

Buffalo:6-10 (6-10)

*= Wild Card Team

Playoffs:

NFC AFC

Seattle (13) vs. Minnesota (24) Pittsburgh (23) vs. Houston (20)

Atlanta (21) vs. New York (17) Baltimore (16) vs. Tennessee (13)

Atlanta (13) vs. Green Bay (17) Pittsburgh (13) vs. New England (21)

Minnesota(27) vs.Philadelphia (31)Baltimore (20) vs.San Diego (27)

Philadelphia (16) vs.Green Bay (19)New England (24) vs.San Diego(21)

Green Bay (21) vs. New England (27)