Who Not Named Joe Burrow Or Trevor Lawrence Should You Watch For On Monday

Can America's coach Ed Orgeron and his motley crew of Louisiana men win Orgeron's first national title? Can Dabo Swinney's team repeat as champions? Who should you keep an eye on in Monday's match-up who's not named Trevor Lawrence or Joe Burrow?

• Travis Etienne: Clemson's running back has 1,536 rushing yards for 18 touchdowns this season. Some attributes to Etienne's game include a quick first-step and turning up the speed in the open field. The junior is also going to be playing in his home state right in the Superdome. Talk about extra motivation.
  
• Justin Jefferson: I've mentioned Jefferson's role in the LSU offense on this blog a few times. One of LSU's top wide receivers, the junior has 1,434 receiving yards (third in the nation) and 18 touchdowns (tied for first). A receiver that's tough to beat in man coverage, the speedster also fights for his yardage, a nice asset to have for LSU.
  
• Isaiah Simmons: The linebacker isn't just Clemson's leading tackler (97 total tackles). The junior also has six sacks, three interceptions, and a fumble recovery to boot. Simmons leads a defense that is only allowing 10.6 points per game.
  
• Jacoby Stevens: LSU's got plenty of depth at the corner/safety position. Leading that charge is Stevens, a junior safety who has 85 total tackles, five sacks, and three interceptions. A great open-field tackler, Stevens makes sure no one gets past him.