Jameis Winston Headlines 2013 AP All-America Team

The accolades continue to pile up for Florida State freshman quarterback Jameis Winston, who was named to the Associated Press All-America First Team just days after capturing the coveted Heisman Trophy.   

Winston was joined on the first team by fellow Heisman finalists Andre Williams of Boston College at running back and Northern Illinois quarterback Jordan Lynch as the all-purpose player.

Here is a look at the full first-team roster:

Position	Player	Team	Class
QB	Jameis Winston	Florida State	Fr.
RB	Andre Williams	Boston College	Sr.
RB	Ka'Deem Carey	Arizona	Jr.
OT	Jake Matthews	Texas A&M	Sr.
OT	Cyrus Kouandijo	Alabama	Jr.
OG	Cyril Richardson	Baylor	Sr.
OG	David Yankey	Stanford	Sr.
C	Bryan Stork	Florida State	Sr.
WR	Brandin Cooks	Oregon State	Jr.
WR	Mike Evans	Texas A&M	So.
TE	Jace Amaro	Texas Tech	Jr.
All-Purpose	Jordan Lynch	Northern Illinois	Sr.
K	Roberto Aguayo	Florida State	Fr.
DE	Michael Sam	Missouri	Sr.
DE	Jackson Jeffcoat	Texas	Sr.
DT	Aaron Donald	Pittsburgh	Sr.
DT	Will Sutton	Arizona State	Sr.
LB	Anthony Barr	UCLA	Sr.
LB	C.J. Mosley	Alabama	Sr.
LB	Ryan Shazier	Ohio State	Jr.
CB	Darqueze Dennard	Michigan State	Sr.
CB	Lamarcus Joyner	Florida State	Sr.
S	Cody Prewitt	Ole Miss	Jr.
S	Deone Bucannon	Washington State	Sr.
P	Tom Hornsey	Memphis	Sr.

The honor doesn't come as a big surprise for Winston after his landslide Heisman Trophy victory. According to Ray Sanchez and Chelsea J. Carter of CNN.com, Winston was taken aback by the enormity of winning the most prestigious individual award in American sports.

"It's a blessing. I don't even know what's going on right now, honestly. I'm just so happy. I'm overwhelmed," Winston said.

Winston enjoyed a dominant season for the Seminoles that saw him accrue more than 4,000 total yards and 42 total touchdowns en route to an undefeated campaign.

Per SportsCenter, the 19-year-old freshman became the youngest player in history to win the Heisman Trophy.

Texas A&M signal-caller Johnny Manziel became the first freshman to accomplish that feat last season, and although he fell short in his bid to win two straight, he was named to the Associated Press All-America Second Team.

Auburn running back Tre Mason was named to the second team as well after finishing sixth in the Heisman voting.

The entire second team is as follows:

Position	Player	Team	Class
QB	Johnny Manziel	Texas A&M	So.
RB	Tre Mason	Auburn	Jr.
RB	Bishop Sankey	Washington	Jr.
OT	Cameron Erving	Florida State	Jr.
OT	Taylor Lewan	Michigan	Sr.
OG	Gabe Jackson	Mississippi State	Sr.
OG	Xavier Su'a-Filo	UCLA	Jr.
C	Gabe Ikard	Oklahoma	Sr.
WR	Sammy Watkins	Clemson	Jr.
WR	Davante Adams	Fresno State	So.
TE	Eric Ebron	North Carolina	Jr.
All-Purpose	Ty Montgomery	Stanford	Jr.
K	Anthony Fera	Texas	Sr.
DE	Vic Beasley	Clemson	Jr.
DE	Shilique Calhoun	Michigan State	So.
DT	Timmy Jernigan	Florida State	Jr.
DT	Kelcy Quarles	South Carolina	Jr.
LB	Trent Murphy	Stanford	Sr.
LB	Khalil Mack	Buffalo	Sr.
LB	Chris Borland	Wisconsin	Sr.
CB	Justin Gilbert	Oklahoma State	Sr.
CB	Jason Verrett	TCU	Sr.
S	Ha Ha Clinton-Dix	Alabama	Jr.
S	Ahmad Dixon	Baylor	Sr.
P	Drew Kaser	Texas A&M	So.

Heisman runner-up AJ McCarron of Alabama was the third-team quarterback, and he was joined by an impressive cast of players as well:

Position	Player	Team	Class
QB	AJ McCarron	Alabama	Sr.
RB	Carlos Hyde	Ohio State	Sr.
RB	Ameer Abdullah	Nebraska	Jr.
OT	Jack Mewhort	Ohio State	Sr.
OT	Gregory Johnson	Auburn	So.
OG	John Urschel	Penn State	Sr.
OG	Ryan Groy	Wisconsin	Sr.
C	Reese Dismukes	Auburn	Jr.
WR	Allen Robinson	Penn State	Jr.
WR	Jordan Matthews	Vanderbilt	Sr.
TE	Austin Seferian-Jenkins	Washington	Jr.
All-Purpose	Odell Beckham Jr.	LSU	Jr.
K	Jeff Budzien	Northwestern	Sr.
DE	Marcus Smith	Louisville	Sr.
DE	Jeremiah Attaochu	Georgia Tech	Sr.
DT	Ra'Shede Hageman	Minnesota	Sr.
DT	Leonard Williams	USC	So.
LB	Shayne Skov	Stanford	Sr.
LB	Max Bullough	Michigan State	Sr.
LB	Denicos Allen	Michigan State	Sr.
CB	Ife Ekpre-Olomu	Oregon	Jr.
CB	Vernon Hargreaves III	Florida	Fr.
S	Jimmie Ward	Northern Illinois	Sr.
S	Ty Zimmerman	Kansas State	Sr.
P	Austin Rehkow	Idaho	Fr.

Arguments can always be made that some players were more deserving than others, but it is great to see the nation's best players get honored regardless.

The three All-America teams are each stacked with a ton of talent, and it's more than likely that most of these athletes will be playing on Sundays in the near future.   

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