PFF All-SEC Offense

QUARTERBACK
First Team: Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama

Despite the injury sustained in the SEC Championship, Tagovailoa was one of the nation’s most dominant players on either side of the ball in 2018. He completed 67.2% of his passes and still averaged a yards per attempt of 11.3 – 2.0 yards higher than the next closest SEC quarterback.

Second Team: Jake Fromm, Georgia

RUNNING BACK
First Team: Najee Harris, Alabama

Harris averaged a ridiculous 4.50 yards after contact per attempt, forcing 34 missed tackles on just 102 carries this season.

Second Team: Ke’Shawn Vaughn, Vanderbilt

RUNNING BACK
First Team: Elijah Holyfield, Georgia

Holyfield was the more dominant back in the Georgia backfield, but just barely. He averaged a healthy 4.10 yards after contact per attempt and broke off 32 combined first-down and touchdown runs to lead the team in both.

Second Team: D’Andre Swift, Georgia

WIDE RECEIVER
First Team: Jaylen Waddle, Alabama

The true freshman dominated in Alabama’s new-found offensive prowess, hauling in 41 receptions for 803 yards, catching 73.2% of passes thrown his way this season. His 139.9 passer rating when targeted was good enough for seventh among all FBS receivers with at least 50 targets.

Second Team: Jerry Jeudy, Alabama

WIDE RECEIVER
First Team: Emmanuel Hall, Missouri

Hall’s deep-pass ability was apparent once again in 2018 as he led the conference with 11 receptions and 448 yards on passes targeted at least 20 yards downfield.

Second Team: Kalija Lipscomb, Vanderbilt

WIDE RECEIVER
First Team: Deebo Samuel, South Carolina

Samuel can do it all and he showcased that once again in 2018. He led all SEC receivers with at least 45 targets by averaging 9.7 yards after the catch per reception.

Second Team: A.J. Bown, Ole Miss

TIGHT END
First Team: Jace Sternberger, Texas A&M

Sternberger led all conference tight ends in yards, touchdowns, first downs and yards after the catch in 2018.

Second Team: Isaac Nauta, Georgia

OFFENSIVE TACKLE
First Team: Jonah Williams, Alabama

Williams’ overall grade topped all offensive tackles this season as he allowed just nine pressures on 410 pass-blocking snaps. His run-blocking grade of 85.4 also paced all FBS tackles as he was dominant in all facets.

Second Team: Andrew Thomas, Georgia

OFFENSIVE GUARD
First Team: Jervontius Stallings, Kentucky

On 278 pass-blocking snaps, Stallings allowed just nine pressures while his run-blocking grade of 74.1 was the second-best in the SEC.

Second Team: Damien Lewis, LSU

CENTER
First Team: Bruno Reagan, Vanderbilt

Reagan bounced around the line for the Commodores but left his mark at center. For the year, he allowed just eight pressures on 432 snaps in pass protection.

Second Team: Lamont Gailliard, Georgia

OFFENSIVE GUARD
First Team: Solomon Kindley, Georgia

Kindley allowed all of one QB hit and kept a clean sheet in the sack column, finishing with the conference’s fourth-best pass-blocking grade among guards.

Second Team: Deion Calhoun, Mississippi State

OFFENSIVE TACKLE
First Team: Prince Tega Wanogho, Auburn

Tega Wanogho led all SEC tackles with his 90.7 pass-blocking grade, allowing just two combined sacks and hits on 411 pass-blocking snaps.

Second Team: Jawaan Taylor, Florida