Boyd got 147 out of a possible 150 points. That means he got 48 votes for first team, one vote for second team, and one vote for third team. Yeah, that means that there is someone out there who thinks that there were at least four wide receivers in the ACC better than Tyler Boyd. And since there were three receivers on each team (four on the second team because of a tie) that means that if the voters actually listed three receivers on each team on their ballot then someone thinks that there were at least six receivers better than Boyd. Anyhow, the fourth highest overall point getter had 132, so there was a pretty big gap between the top three and everyone else.
Price was solidly the second ranked defensive end. Bisnowaty was fourth at tackle, but was actually only five points behind the second highest ranked tackle, so he was close to first team. Johnson was third at guard, but was far away from the top two. Rollie Pollie Ollison was solidly in fourth at running back. Darryl Render was tied for sixth (because of the tie there were three guards on the third team). He was only two points out of fifth, but he was also only three points ahead of the two guys who were tied for eighth. Whitehead was fifth at safety, six points out of fourth. Maddox was ninth at cornerback (there were three honorable mention corners and I think everyone who got at least 20 points in the voting was at least honorable mention).
