Tanner has had some explosive offenses recently, including in 2012 and 2012 when the team won back state championships. This team stacks up fairly close with those teams and while they only averaged 40.3 points per game, the Rattlers played five teams that advanced to the second round or farther in Class 2A-5A.

West Limestone faced an equally tough schedule and improved their points per game by nearly a touchdown from a year ago. Tanner and West had dominate offenses this season and are represented accordingly on the All-County Offense with a combined seven selections.

The 2016 All-County Offense is:

Chadarius Townsend, Tanner — An Alabama signee, Townsend threw for 1,245 yards and 13 touchdowns, but it was on the ground where he did most of his damage. The dual-threat QB carried the ball 147 times for 1,481 yards and 22 touchdowns.

Lee Hisbon, Tanner — Hisbon missed several games, but still managed to rush for 1,245 yards and 13 touchdowns on 101 carries. The senior averaged 12.3 yards per carry for Tanner.

James “Worm” Malone, Clements — Malone had over 1,000 yards of total offense in rushing, receving, and passing. He scored 9 touchdowns on the season and scored touchdowns rushing, receiving, and on punt returns. He also had three interceptions on defense.

Ke’andre Jones, Athens — Jones led Athens with 41 catches for 540 yards and finished the season with a team-high 809 all-purpose yards.

CJ Yarbrough, Tanner — Yarbrough finished with 58 catches for 748 yards and eight touchdowns during his second season with the varsity team.

Austin Hobson, West Limestone — Hobson rarely left the field for West Limestone, playing both ways for 12 games. On offense, he was a big-play threat at tight-end, catching nine passes for 251 yards and two touchdowns. Hobson was also the Wildcats’ goaline back, carrying the ball 31 times for 168 yards and six touchdowns.

Josh Atkinson, East Limestone — Atkinson was East Limestone’s best offensive lineman this season, starting every game at at guard. He finished the season with eight pancake blocks and graded out at 83 percent for the season.

Cody Smith, West Limestone — Smith anchored an offensive line and was a team captain for an offense that rushed for 3,308 yards on the season. Smith played both ways, registering 34 tackles along the defensive line.

Tobi Cooper, Ardmore — The senior was a three-year starter for the Tigers and was voted most valuable lineman by his teammates. He graded out at 88 percent from his guard position for the season.

Jared Malone, Clements — Malone is a four-year starter along the offensive line that never missed a game in his career for the Colts. He played both ways his senior year, registering 52 tackles and four sacks on the defensive line.

Dexter Fuqua, Tanner — Fuqua anchored a Tanner offensive line that lost several starters from the previous season. He paved the way for Townsend and Hisbon to run for more than 2,500 yards.

Reed Blankenship, West Limestone — Blankenship did it all for the Wildcats, playing quarterback, running back and wide receiver this season. He finished with 874 passing yards with eight touchdowns, 1,311 rushing yards with 13 touchdowns and 251 receiving yards with six touchdowns.

K — Saul Rodriguez, Ardmore — Rodriguez made 33 of 35 extra point attemps and connected on three field goals that were from 35 yards out or longer.

Honorable mention: Hunter Pittman, Elkmont; Logan Smothers, Athens; Robert Smith, Athens; Jalend Davis, Athens; Jackson Gowan, West Limestone; Cole Smith, West Limestone; Chase Lancaster, West Limestone; Landon Martin, Clements; Isaiah Fraze, Clements; Sabian James, East Limestone; Josh Petty, East Limestone; Dakota Henry, East Limestone