PFF 2025 All-Big 12 Team: Jordyn Tyson, Jacob Rodriguez and more

Jordyn Tyson makes the list: Despite missing three games due to injury, the Arizona State wide receiver still did enough to earn a spot on PFF’s All-Big 12 Team.

Eight Texas Tech players make the list: After winning the Big 12 Championship, a total of eight Red Raiders appear on our All-Big 12 Team.

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Now that we’ve entered the postseason of college football, it’s time to recognize the top players from this year.

Here’s PFF’s All-Big 12 Team for the 2025 season.

Offense

QB: Brendan Sorsby, Cincinnati
RB: LJ Martin, BYU
WR: Eric McAlister, TCU
WR: Amare Thomas, Houston
TE: Michael Trigg, Baylor
FLEX: Jordyn Tyson, Arizona State
LT: Howard Sampson, Texas Tech
LG: Evan Tengesdahl, Cincinnati
C: Bruce Mitchell, BYU
RG: Omar Aigbedion, Baylor
RT: Spencer Fano, Utah

Defense

DI: A.J. Holmes Jr., Texas Tech
DI: Lee Hunter, Texas Tech
EDGE: David Bailey, Texas Tech
EDGE: Romello Height, Texas Tech
LB: Jacob Rodriguez, Texas Tech
LB: Jake Golday, Cincinnati
CB: Keith Abney II, Arizona State
CB: Treydan Stukes, Arizona
S: Dalton Johnson, Arizona
S: Tanner Wall, BYU
FLEX: Brice Pollock, Texas Tech

Special Teams

K: Connor Hawkins, Baylor
P: Damon Greaves, Colorado
RS: J’Koby Williams, Texas Tech
ST: Micah Gifford, Baylor
LS: Eli Stein, Cincinnati

Offensive Player of the Year: QB Brendan Sorsby, Cincinnati

Sorsby’s 86.4 PFF passing grade is 10th among all quarterbacks in America this season. He’s eighth among Power Four signal-callers with 23 big-time throws while tying for sixth in that same group with nine rushing touchdowns.

Defensive Player of the Year: LB Jacob Rodriguez, Texas Tech

Rodriguez isn’t just the highest-graded defender in college football: He’s the highest-graded player in college football. Rodriguez’s 95.3 PFF run-defense grade and 93.0 PFF coverage grade also lead all defensive players, as do his seven forced fumbles. The former walk-on also paces all FBS linebackers with four interceptions, while his 65 defensive stops are tied for the most in the Power Four.