Alabama Sweeps AP SEC Season Awards, Lands 12 on All-SEC Teams

If the records and statistics weren't indication enough, the postseason awards are making it crystal clear that Alabama was on a completely different level in the Southeastern Conference this year.

The latest All-SEC team was released by the Associated Press on Thursday, and the Crimson Tide took down every, single season award. This is how the clean sweep looked on paper:

Offensive Player of the Year - Jalen Hurts

Defensive Player of the Year - Jonathan Allen

Newcomer of the Year - Jalen Hurts

Coach of the Year - Nick Saban

The undefeated Crimson Tide enters the College Football Playoff with a 13-0 record and a No. 1 ranking. No other team in the SEC finished with fewer than four losses.

Alabama also led the entire conference in points scored and points allowed through the regular season and punctuated a dominant 2016 with a 54-16 SEC Championship victory. That's why it's no surprise that the Crimson Tide also led the conference with a total of 12 players on the AP All-SEC teams as well.

Here's the full list from the AP:

FIRST TEAM

OFFENSE

Quarterback — Jalen Hurts, Alabama

Running backs — Derrius Guice, LSU;  Kamryn Pettway; Auburn,Rawleigh Williams III, Arkansas

Tackles — u-Cam Robinson, Alabama; Dan Skipper, Arkansas

Guards — Braden Smith, Auburn; Alex Kozan, Auburn

Centers — Ethan Pocic, LSU; Jon Toth, Kentucky

Receivers — Fred Ross, Mississippi State; Christian Kirk, Texas A&M

Tight end — u-Evan Engram, Mississippi

All-purpose player — Christian Kirk, Texas A&M

Kicker — Daniel Carlson, Auburn

DEFENSE

Ends — u-Jonathan Allen, Alabama; u-Derek Barnett, Tennessee

Tackle — Montravius Adams, Auburn

Linebackers — Zach Cunningham, Vanderbilt; Reuben Foster, Alabama; Ryan Anderson, Alabama; Arden Key, LSU

Cornerbacks — Teez Tabor, Florida; Tre'Davious White, LSU

Safeties — Minkah Fitzpatrick, Alabama; Jamal Adams, LSU

Punter — JK Scott, Alabama

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SECOND TEAM

OFFENSE

Quarterbacks — Josh Dobbs, Tennessee; Chad Kelly, Mississippi

Running backs — Ralph Webb, Vanderbilt; Leonard Fournette, LSU

Tackles — Robert Leff, Auburn; Jonah Williams, Alabama

Guards — Josh Boutte, LSU; Martez Ivey, Florida; Ross Pierschbacher, Alabama

Center — Frank Ragnow, Arkansas

Receivers — ArDarius Stewart, Alabama; J'Mon Moore, Missouri; Josh Reynolds, Texas A&M.

Tight end — O.J. Howard, Alabama

All-purpose player — Isaiah McKenzie

Kicker — Gary Wunderlich

DEFENSE

Ends — Myles Garrett, Texas A&M; Charles Harris, Missouri; Carl Lawson, Auburn

Tackles — Caleb Brantley, Florida; Darius English, South Carolina

Linebackers — Tim Williams, Alabama; Jordan Jones, Kentucky; Kendall Beckwith, LSU

Cornerbacks — Aarion Penton, Missouri; Quincy Wilson, Florida

Safeties — Marcus Maye, Florida; Justin Evans, Texas A&M; Mike Edwards, Kentucky

Punter — Johnny Townsend