Six Missouri football players make Coaches’ All-SEC team, 4 on first team
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Four Missouri football players have been named first-team All-SEC selections by the league’s coaches, and six total Tigers received an all-conference nod.
The Southeastern Conference released its league honors, as voted on by the 16 SEC head coaches, on Tuesday afternoon.
Mizzou running back Ahmad Hardy, right tackle Keagan Trost, defensive end Zion Young and middle linebacker Josiah Trotter all were first-team All-SEC selections. Defensive end Damon Wilson II and left tackle Cayden Green received second-team honors.
Hardy is a finalist for the Doak Walker Award and leads the SEC, by nearly 300 total yards, in rushing. He rushed for 1,560 yards and 16 touchdowns in the regular season and is now just 68 yards away from breaking the Tigers’ single-season rushing record. Hardy is a sophomore and is eligible to return to Columbia next season.
Trost transferred to the Tigers from Wake Forest for his final year of eligibility and is currently the nation’s highest-graded run blocker on Pro Football Focus. He allowed nine pressures to get to Mizzou’s QBs on a team-high 834 snaps.
Young and Wilson have partnered to form one of the top edge rushing duos in the league this season. Wilson generated 49 quarterback pressures with eight sacks, and Young had 48 pressures and eight sacks. Young is out of eligibility and has received some first-round NFL buzz, while Wilson is a junior and will need to decide whether he wants to enter the draft process early or return to college.
Green moved from left guard, where he was a preseason All-American, to left tackle shortly before the season started and mostly acclimated to the more high-profile role well. The Lee’s Summit native was one of PFF’s top-20-graded starting pass blockers this season, which ranked No. 4 among offensive tackles. He also has the option to declare early for the draft.
Trotter was Mizzou’s leading tackler and generated the second-most tackles for loss on the team behind Young in a stellar first season in Columbia after transferring from West Virginia. The Philadelphia native also may opt to head to the NFL early, as a redshirt sophomore.
The SEC will announce individual award winners Wednesday and its All-Freshman team Thursday.
You can find the full All-SEC teams below.
Here is the full Coaches All-SEC team for 2025 season
FIRST TEAM – OFFENSEQB: Diego Pavia, VanderbiltRB:Ahmad Hardy, Missouri; Kewan Lacy, Ole MissWR: Chris Brazzell II, Tennessee; KC Concepcion, Texas A&MTE: Eli Stowers, VanderbiltOL: Kadyn Proctor, Alabama; Trey Zuhn III, Texas, A&M; Keagen Trost, Missouri; Trevor Goosby, Texas; Jake Slaughter, FloridaAP: KC Concepcion, Texas A&MFIRST TEAM – DEFENSEDL: Cashius Howell, Texas A&M; Colin Simmons, Texas; Zion Young, Missouri; R Mason Thomas, OklahomaLB: CJ Allen, Georgia; Xavier Atkins, Auburn; Josiah Trotter, MissouriDB: Mansoor Delane, LSU; Bray Hubbard, Alabama; Michael Taaffe, Texas; AJ Haulcy, LSU
FIRST TEAM – SPECIAL TEAMSPK: Tate Sandell, OklahomaP: Grayson Miller, OklahomaRS: KC Concepcion, Texas A&MKOS: Lucas Carneiro, Ole MissLS: Beau Gardner, GeorgiaSECOND TEAM – OFFENSEQB: Trinidad Chambliss, Ole Miss; Ty Simpson, AlabamaRB: Jadan Baugh, Florida; DeSean Bishop, Tennessee; Mike Washington Jr., ArkansasWR: Isaiah Sategna III, Oklahoma; Zachariah Branch, Georgia; Ryan Wingo, TexasTE: Trey’Dez Green, LSU; Dae’Quan Wright, Ole MissOL: Fernando Carmona, Arkansas; Monroe Freeling, Georgia; Febechi Nwaiwu, Oklahoma; Cayden Green, MissouriC: Drew Bobo, GeorgiaAP: Isaiah Sategna III, OklahomaSECOND TEAM – DEFENSEDL:Damon Wilson II, Missouri; Taylor Wein, Oklahoma; Quincy Rhodes Jr., Arkansas; Dylan Stewart, South CarolinaLB: Anthony Hill Jr., Texas; Arion Carter, Tennessee; Deontae Lawson, AlabamaDB: KJ Bolden, Georgia; Peyton Bowen, Oklahoma; Ty Bryant, Kentucky; Jalon Kilgore, South Carolina; Malik Muhammad, TexasSECOND TEAM – SPECIAL TEAMSPK: Peyton Woodring, GeorgiaP: Brett Thorson, GeorgiaRS: Ryan Niblett, TexasKOS: Josh Turbyville, TennesseeLS: Ben Anderson, OklahomaTHIRD TEAM – OFFENSEQB: Gunner Stockton, Georgia; RB: Nate Frazier, Georgia; Jeremiah Cobb, Auburn; WR: Brenen Thompson, Mississippi State; Mario Craver, Texas A&M; TE: Jaren Kanak, Oklahoma; OL: Austin Barber, Florida; Diego Pounds, Ole Miss; Chase Bisontis, Texas A&M; DJ Campbell, Texas; Lance Heard, Tennessee; C: Parker Brailsford, Alabama; AP: Zachariah Branch, GeorgiaTHIRD TEAM – DEFENSEDL: Keldric Faulk, Auburn; Bryan Thomas Jr., South Carolina; Keyron Crawford, Auburn; Will Echoles, Ole Miss; LB: Princewill Umanmielen, Ole Miss; Taurean York, Texas A&M; Harold Perkins, LSU; DB: Ty Redmond, Tennessee; Kelley Jones, Mississippi State; Daylen Everette, Georgia; Eli Bowen, Oklahoma; Colton Hood, TennesseeTHIRD TEAM – SPECIAL TEAMSPK: Damian Ramos, LSUP: Grant Chadwick, LSURS: Vicari Swain, South CarolinaKOS: Trey Smack, FloridaLS: Rocco Underwood, Florida
This article originally appeared on Columbia Daily Tribune: Six Missouri football players make Coaches’ All-SEC team
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