TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama’s Bray Hubbard and Kadyn Proctor were named American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) FBS Coaches All-Americans, the group announced Tuesday.

Proctor garnered first team honors, notching his third All-American distinction. The Alabama left tackle previously received first team status from the Walter Camp Football Foundation in addition to second placement from the Associated Press. The All-America honors are the second for Hubbard, who also earned a spot on the AP’s third team.

Bray Hubbard

Safety, Junior

• A hard-hitting safety in the Crimson Tide secondary
• Started all 13 games for Alabama, playing a key role in the Crimson Tide’s College Football Playoff berth
• Assisted in the Tide defense having surrendered 17.4 points per game and 283.3 total yards per game
• Responsible for 66 tackles, including three tackles for loss, to go with a team-high four interceptions, six pass breakups, three forced fumbles, one sack and a quarterback hurry
• The junior’s four interceptions entering postseason play are tied for the SEC lead and rank 16^th nationally
• Produced a 91.0 run defense grade from Pro Football Focus, the second-highest grade among SEC safeties and the fifth-highest grade at his position in the country

Kadyn Proctor

Left Tackle, Junior

• An enforcer on the outside of the Crimson Tide’s offensive line
• Started all 13 games at left tackle, helping Alabama to a berth in the 2025 College Football Playoff as the No. 9 seed
• A steady presence along the left side of a line that has allowed for the Tide offense to average 389.4 yards per game and 31.2 points per game
• Garnered an 84.3 overall grade according to Pro Football Focus, the second-highest overall grade among SEC offensive tackles
• Tallied 883 total snaps at left tackle for the season, surrendering just one sack in 534 pass blocking snaps on the season
• Has not allowed a sack in 12 consecutive games since the Florida State contest
• Has also been utilized as a ball carrier, turning five carries into 16 rushing yards and three first downs