2025 College Football All-Senior Team: Top Senior Year Players This Season

Like the changing of the leaves, the 2025 college football season has reached its final form. All 136 FBS are headed toward bowl season (including the College Football Playoffs), with players of all ages excelling on the sport's biggest stage.

At RotoWire.com, where we give you top college football promo codes, we look at the elder statesmen of college football. We break down the best of the best among seniors in Week 12 on offense, defense and special teams as fourth-year (or later) players took center stage.

Offense

Offensively, the top senior at the quarterback position this week was Missouri State's Jacob Clark, who hit on 30-of-39 passes for 330 yards and four touchdowns in the Bears' 38-24 home win over UTEP on Saturday, moving the first-year FBS program to 6-3 for the season.  

Joining Clark in our hypothetical all-senior backfield this week were a pair of backs, in OJ Arnold of Georgia Southern and Penn State's Kaytron Allen, with Arnold racking up 267 yards and two scores on 21 carries in the Eagles' 45-40 victory over Coastal Carolina, while Allen had 181 yards and two touchdowns against Michigan State for the victorious Nittany Lions.  

Throw in a trio of wideouts, in Baylor's Josh Cameron, along with Camden Brown of Georgia Southern and Virginia's Trell Harris, along with a single tight end in Alabama's Josh Cuevas, and you have this week's All-Senior skill position team covered offensively.  

Of that quartet, Cameron had 165 yards and two touchdowns on 13 catches for the Bears in a 55-28 loss to Utah Saturday, while Brown added 133 yards on five catches for the Eagles with three scores and Harris had eight catches for 161 yards and a touchdown for the Cavaliers in a 34-17 road win over Duke.  

Cuevas, on the other hand, had six catches for 80 yards and a touchdown in the Crimson Tide's 23-21 upset loss at home to No. 11 Oklahoma, putting the final bow on our skill position players this week.  

Finally, the big men in the trenches that made the All-Senior Team in Week 12 were tackles Josh Atkins of Arizona State and Melvin Priestley of Illinois, along with center Pat Coogan of Indiana and guards Micah Morris of Georgia and Buffalo's Tyler Doty.  

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Defense

Defensively, ends Chris Eaton Jr. of Sam Houston State and Virginia's Mitchell Melton were joined by tackles Traevon Mitchell of South Florida and Martez Poynter of Toledo along the line, while three linebackers (John Miller of Utah State, along with Central Michigan's Jordan Kwiatkowski and Texas Tech's Jacob Rodriguez) also made the list.  

Throw in two more cornerbacks, in Marvae Myers of Marshall and Colorado State's Lemondre Joe, along with safeties Jakobe Thomas of Miami and New Mexico's Austin Brawley, and you have this week's defensive All-Senior Team covered in Week 12.  

Special Teams

Finally, the three specialists that made it on this week's All-Senior Team were BYU kicker Will Ferrin and Coastal Carolina teammates Emile Sebafundi at punter and Malcom Gillie at returner.

Ferrin made all three of his attempts with a long of 52 yards in BYU's 44-13 rout of TCU in Provo, while Sebafundi averaged 42.6 yards per attempt on five punts and Gillie had one kick return for 45 yards in Coastal's 45-40 loss to Georgia Southern on Saturday.  

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