10 Players on Ohio State's Offense Earn All-Big Ten Honors, Including First-Team Selections Justin Fields, J.K. Dobbins, Jonah Jackson and Wyatt Davis

Quarterback Justin Fields and running back J.K. Dobbins were each named as first-team selections by both the league's coaches and a panel of media voters on this year's All-Big Ten teams, which were announced for the offensive side of the ball on Wednesday.

Fields is the lone first-team quarterback, while Dobbins is one of two first-team running backs, along with Wisconsin's Jonathan Taylor. Fields was also named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year and Quarterback of the Year, but Taylor beat out Dobbins for Big Ten Running Back of the Year honors.

At guard, Jonah Jackson earned first-team honors from the coaches and second-team honors from the media, while Wyatt Davis earned first-team honors from the media and second-team honors from the coaches.

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All five of Ohio State's starting offensive linemen were named to both All-Big Ten teams and received second-team honors or better on at least one of them. Left tackle Thayer Munford was selected to the second team by both the coaches and media, center Josh Myers earned second-team honors from the media and third-team coaches' recognition and right tackle Branden Bowen earned second-team coaches' honors and third-team media recognition.

Chris Olave, Ohio State's leading wide receiver, made both teams as a third-team honoree. So did Master Teague, who ranks sixth in the Big Ten with 780 rushing yards this season even though he is J.K. Dobbins' backup.

Tight end Luke Farrell was selected as a third-team All-Big Ten honoree by the coaches.

Wide receiver K.J. Hill, who was a third-team All-Big Ten selection in 2018, is an honorable mention this year.

In total, 18 Buckeyes were named to All-Big Ten teams this year, including eight first-team honorees. Defensive end Chase Young, cornerback Jeff Okudah, safety Jordan Fuller and linebacker Malik Harrison earned first-team honors, cornerback Damon Arnette earned second-team honors and defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton, cornerback Shaun Wade and kicker Blake Haubeil each earned third-team honors when defensive and special teams honorees were announced on Tuesday.

Ohio State also became the first school ever to sweep the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year awards.