Rivals.com's 2017 All-American Teams

Rivals.com releases Mike Farrell's 2017 All-American Team, led by Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield at quarterback. The full first- and second-team selections are below.

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Farrell’s take: Who else do you take but the Heisman winner and the best football player in college football?

Farrell’s take: Love had an amazing season and Johnson was the key to the Auburn offense. It’s hard to find a better 1-2 punch than these guys.

Farrell’s take: Washington is the best deep threat in the country. Miller reminds me of Antonio Brown in how he can get open and make any catch. These two are amazing.

Farrell’s take: The biggest and best target in any passing game at tight end, Andrews took things to the next level this season.

Farrell’s take: Brown was an overweight three-star out of high school who has turned himself into a great player. Williams went from five-star to starter right away and has been key to the Alabama playoff run.

Farrell’s take: Nelson is the best offensive lineman in the country and is dominant at run blocking as well as in pass protection. Smith is arguably the most athletic guard in college football.

Farrell’s take: You could swap Price and Will Clapp, as both are so crucial to their offensive success.

Farrell’s take: Between being a running back, pass catcher and return man, he’s the most dangerous weapon in the country.

Farrell’s take: Chubb is amazing in every aspect from pass rushing to holding the edge. Bosa is always pressuring the quarterback even if he doesn’t get into the stat sheet.

Farrell’s take: It’s hard to leave off Ed Oliver, but these two change the offensive scheme as much as anyone at defensive tackle.

Farrell’s take: Put this group together and watch the hits. Smith is quick twitch, Jewell is instinctual and Holland comes off the edge better than anyone.

Farrell’s take: Jackson has the best ball skills in the country and has shown it. Ward is the next athletic freak in the Ohio State secondary to become a first-rounder.

Farrell’s take: The ‘Bama teammates can’t be beaten as each brings something different to the table but can impact in so many ways.

Farrell’s take: The Heisman finalist didn’t have the same talent around him and still put up ridiculous numbers.

Farrell’s take: A true freshman and a former three-star. These guys are fun to watch and bring sneaky speed.

Farrell’s take: Two athletic freaks at wide receiver for teams that don’t get a ton of national attention. Hard to leave Davis Sills (West Virginia) off here, but these guys have been excellent.

Farrell’s take: A superior athlete at his position, he gets the nod over Troy Fumagalli (Wisconsin) in a tight battle.

Farrell’s take: Hyatt is an elite pass blocker, and Deiter is an elite run blocker – but each can do it all.

Farrell’s take: O’Connell has great technique and Wynn is a guy who has really stepped up his game to the next level this season.

Farrell’s take: Clapp is the key to his offense.

Farrell’s take: Tate was a one-man gang this year for Arizona and couldn’t be stopped running the ball. which made him even tougher to defend as a passer.

Farrell’s take: Ferrell still gets the slight nod over his teammate Austin Bryant and Okoronkwo has taken his game to the next level.

Farrell’s take: Two former five-stars we expected to be stars have panned out well so far.

Farrell’s take: Jefferson had a bad start in game one but after that was lights out. White is the best player on a talented defense and Hudson does a bit of everything for Michigan.

Farrell’s take: Davis has his lapses but his size and length allow him to make plays others can’t. Dawson quietly had a great season despite the Gators' struggles.

Farrell’s take: James has been very good just not as great as many expected while Elliott has shown some of the best ball skills in the country.