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Here are the defensive players …

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Defensive end

Aidan Hutchinson, Michigan — The Heisman runner-up had a dominant season and was the heart and soul of the defense with 14 sacks.

Jermaine Johnson, Florida State — The transfer from Georgia was one of the elite pass rushers in the country this year.

Defensive tackle

Jordan Davis, Georgia — He freed up everyone else on the defensive front by taking up multiple blockers, and he still made plays.

DeMarvin Leal, Texas A&M — Leal can play end or tackle at the next level and had another physically dominating season.

Linebacker

Will Anderson, Alabama — Anderson should have been in New York as a Heisman finalist as his numbers dwarf even those of Hutchinson.

Devin Lloyd, Utah — The former safety uses those skills in coverage but he has bulked up and become a nasty pash rusher as well.

Nakobe Dean, Georgia — Dean won the Butkus Award for a reason. He closes on the ball better than anyone.

Cornerback

Roger McCreary, Auburn — McCreary has grown into arguably the best cover corner in college football.

Sauce Gardner, Cincinnati — Gardner is not only long and excellent in coverage, he’s also become an excellent tackler.

Safety

Kyle Hamilton, Notre Dame — The best range in the country at safety gives Hamilton an edge in the passing game.

JaQuan Brisker, Penn State — He’s physical and instinctive and can take over games by himself at times.

Defensive end: Kayvon Thibodeaux, Oregon; Nik Bonitto, Oklahoma

Defensive tackle: Calijah Kancey, Pitt; Haskell Garrett, Ohio State

Linebacker: Malcolm Rodriguez, Oklahoma State; Damone Clark, LSU; Leo Chenal, Wisconsin

Cornerback: Riley Moss, Iowa; Ja’Quan McMillan, East Carolina

Safety: Jordan Battle, Alabama; Jalen Pitre, Baylor