List of Alabama Crimson Tide football All-Americans

This is a list of Alabama Crimson Tide football All-Americans, recognizing Alabama Crimson Tide football players who were selected to one or more All-America teams by one of five publications recognized by the NCAA. These include the Associated Press (AP), American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), Sporting News (SN), and the Walter Camp Football Foundation (WCFF).

Alabama has had 107 players honored 125 times as first team All-Americans (51 consensus) in its history, including 14 players honored twice and two players (Cornelius Bennett and Woodrow Lowe) who were honored three times. Following the end of the 2011 regular season, an NCAA-record seven Alabama players were honored as first team All-Americans.

• 1915: William Van de Graaff (offensive tackle)
• 1925: Pooley Hubert (quarterback)
• 1926: Fred Pickhard (offensive tackle) and Hoyt Winslett (defensive end)
• 1929: Tony Helm (fullback)
• 1930: John Henry Suther (halfback) and Fred Sington (offensive tackle)
• 1931: Johnny Cain (fullback / punter)
• 1932: Johnny Cain (fullback / punter)
• 1933: Tom Hupke (offensive guard)
• 1934: Dixie Howell (quarterback), Don Hutson (defensive end), and Bill Lee (defensive tackle)
• 1935: Riley Smith (quarterback)
• 1936: Bubber Nesbit (fullback) and Arthur White (offensive guard)
• 1937: Joe Kilgrow (halfback), Leroy Monsky (offensive guard), and James Ryba (defensive tackle)
• 1939: Carey Cox (center)
• 1941: Holt Rast (defensive end)
• 1942: Don Whitmire (offensive tackle) and Joe Domnanovich (center)
• 1945: Harry Gilmer (halfback) and Vaughn Mancha (center)
• 1950: Ed Salem (defensive back)
• 1952: Bobby Marlow (halfback)
• 1954: George Mason (offensive tackle)
• 1961: Billy Neighbors (offensive tackle)
• 1962: Lee Roy Jordan (linebacker)
• 1964: Joe Namath (quarterback), Wayne Freeman (offensive guard), Dan Kearly (defensive tackle), and David Ray (place kicker)
• 1965: Paul Crane (linebacker / center)
• 1966: Bobby Johns (defensive back), Ray Perkins (wide receiver), Richard Cole (defensive tackle), and Cecil Dowdy (offensive tackle)
• 1967: Dennis Homan (wide receiver), Kenny Stabler (quarterback) and Bobby Johns (defensive back)
• 1968: Sam Gellerstadt (nose guard) and Mike Hall (linebacker)
• 1969: Steve Sloan (quarterback) and Alvin Samples (offensive guard)
• 1971: John Hannah (offensive guard) and Johnny Musso (halfback)
• 1972: John Hannah (offensive guard), Jim Krapf (center), and John Mitchell (defensive end)
• 1973: Woodrow Lowe (linebacker), Buddy Brown (offensive tackle), and Wayne Wheeler (wide receiver)
• 1974: Leroy Cook (defensive end). Sylvester Croom (center), Mike Washington (cornerback) and Woodrow Lowe (linebacker)
• 1975: Leroy Cook (defensive end) and Woodrow Lowe (linebacker)
• 1977: Ozzie Newsome (defensive end)
• 1978: Barry Krauss (linebacker) and Marty Lyons (defensive tackle)
• 1979: Don McNeal (cornerback), Jim Bunch (offensive tackle), and Dwight Stephenson (center)
• 1980: Thomas Boyd (linebacker) and E. J. Junior (defensive end)
• 1981: Tommy Wilcox (safety) and Thomas Boyd (linebacker)
• 1982: Jeremiah Castille (cornerback), Mike Pitts (defensive end) and Tommy Wilcox (safety)
• 1984: Cornelius Bennett (linebacker)
• 1985: Cornelius Bennett (linebacker) and Jon Hand (defensive tackle)
• 1986: Bobby Humphrey (running back), Van Tiffin (place kicker) and Cornelius Bennett (linebacker)
• 1987: Bobby Humphrey (running back)
• 1988: Derrick Thomas (linebacker), Kermit Kendrick (defensive back), and Larry Rose (offensive guard)
• 1989: Keith McCants (linebacker) and John Mangum (cornerback)
• 1990: Philip Doyle (place kicker)
• 1991: Robert Stewart (nose tackle)
• 1992: Antonio Langham (cornerback), John Copeland (defensive end), and Eric Curry (defensive end)
• 1993: Michael Proctor (place kicker), David Palmer (wide receiver), and Antonio Langham (cornerback)
• 1994: Jay Barker (quarterback) and Michael Proctor (place kicker)
• 1996: Michael Myers (defensive end), Dwayne Rudd (linebacker), and Kevin Jackson (strong safety)
• 1999: Shaun Alexander (running back) and Chris Samuels (offensive tackle)
• 2005: DeMeco Ryans (linebacker)
• 2008: Antoine Caldwell (center), Terrence Cody (defensive tackle), Andre Smith (offensive tackle)
• 2009: Javier Arenas (cornerback), Terrence Cody (defensive tackle), Mark Ingram Jr (running back), Mike Johnson (offensive guard), Rolando McClain (linebacker), and Leigh Tiffin (place kicker)
• 2010: Marcell Dareus (defensive tackle), Mark Barron (safety)
• 2011: Trent Richardson (running back), Barrett Jones (offensive tackle), Dont'a Hightower (defensive linebacker), Courtney Upshaw (defensive linebacker), Dre Kirkpatrick (cornerback) DeQuan Menzie (cornerback), Mark Barron (safety)
• 2012: D. J. Fluker (offensive tackle), Barrett Jones (center), Dee Milliner (cornerback), C. J. Mosley (linebacker) Chance Warmack (offensive guard)
• 2013: A. J. McCarron (quarterback), Cyrus Kouandjio (offensive line), C. J. Mosley (linebacker), Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (defensive back)
• 2014: Amari Cooper (wide receiver), Arie Kouandjio (offensive line), Landon Collins (defensive back), JK Scott (punter)
• 2015: Derrick Henry (running back), Reggie Ragland (linebacker), Ryan Kelly (center), A'Shawn Robinson (defensive tackle)
• 2016: Jonathan Allen (defensive end), Minkah Fitzpatrick (defensive back), Reuben Foster (linebacker), Marlon Humphrey (defensive back), Cam Robinson (offensive tackle)
• 2017: Rashaan Evans (linebacker), Minkah Fitzpatrick (defensive back)
• 2018: Tua Tagovailoa (quarterback), Jerry Jeudy (wide receiver), Jonah Williams (offensive tackle), Quinnen Williams (defensive tackle), Deionte Thompson (defensive back)