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I made these selections using the unconferenced formatting available on the official NFL.com Pro Bowl voting website. The number of players I selected for each position corresponds to the number that the online ballot allowed people to select. I also threw in a βfirst-man-inβ category for the players who I think will be allowed in as substitutions but wonβt be voted in right away. The players arenβt listed in any specific order.
For more information on official Pro Bowl voting and selections check out this article from NFL.com.
Quarterbacks (6)– Patrick Mahomes, Drew Brees, Philip Rivers, Jared Goff, Andrew Luck, Aaron Rodgers
First man in- Ben Roethlisberger
Running backs (6)– Todd Gurley, Ezekiel Elliott, Saquon Barkley, Christian McCaffrey, Alvin Kamara, Melvin Gordon
First men in- James Connor, Phillip Lindsay
Wide receivers (8)– Julio Jones, Adam Thielen, Michael Thomas, Odell Beckham Jr., Antonio Brown, DeAndre Hopkins, Tyreek Hill, Davante Adams
First man in- Juju Smith-Schuster
Fullbacks (2)– Kyle Juszczyk, James Develin
First man in- Anthony Sherman
Tight Ends (4)– Travis Kelce, Zach Ertz, George Kittle, Eric Ebron
First man in- Rob Gronkowski
Tackles (6)– Trent Williams, Tyron Smith, Terron Armstead, Andrew Whitworth, Lane Johnson, David Bakhitari
First man in- Alejandro Villanueva
Guards (6)– David DeCastro, Zack Martin, Brandon Brooks, Joel Bitonio, Marshal Yanda, Andrus Peat
First man in- Quenton Nelson
Centers (4)– Maurkice Pouncey, Alex Mack, Jason Kelce, Max Unger
First man in- Rodney Hudson
Defensive ends (6)– J.J. Watt, Danielle Hunter, Jason Pierre-Paul, Myles Garrett, Chandler Jones, Cameron Jordan
First men in- Calais Campbell, Chris Jones
Defensive tackles (6)– Aaron Donald, Geno Atkins, Jurrell Casey, DeForest Buckner, Sheldon Rankins, Cameron Heyward
First men in- Damon Harrison, Fletcher Cox
Inside linebackers (4)– Luke Kuechly, Bobby Wagner, Leighton Vander Esch, Jaylon Smith
First man in- Blake Martinez
Outside linebackers (6)– Von Miller, Bradley Chubb, Darius Leonard, Telvin Smith, Khalil Mack, T.J. Watt
First men in- Lavonte David, Dee Ford
Cornerbacks (8)– Kyle Fuller, Xavien Howard, Jalen Ramsey, Patrick Peterson, Marshon Lattimore, Darius Slay, Xavier Rhodes, Josh Norman
First man in- Donte Jackson
Strong safeties (2)– Adrian Amos, Jamal Adams
First men in- Ha Ha Clinton-Dix
Free safeties (2)– Harrison Smith, Derwin James
First man in- Eddie Jackson
Kicker (2)– Justin Tucker, Graham Gano
First man in- Will Lutz
Punter (2)– Johnny Hekker, Michael Dickson
First man in- Tress Way
Return specialist (2)– Tyler Lockett, Tyreek Hill
First man in- Andre Roberts
Special teamer (2)– Matt Slater, Justin Bethel
First man in- Roosevelt Nix
Missed because of injuries– Earl Thomas S (IR), Chris Harris CB (IR), A.J. Green WR (IR), Joey Bosa DE, Aqib Talib CB, Eric Berry S, Travis Frederick C (IR), Emmanuel Sanders WR (IR), Mike Iupati G (IR), Brandon Scherff G (IR), Kwon Alexander OLB (IR), Keanu Neal S (IR), Landon Collins S (IR)
It was actually pretty hard this year to make selections. With young players like Mahomes, Barkley, and Chubb emerging left and right a lot of veteran players got pushed aside. I would have liked to include Tom Brady, Ryan Kerrigan, Joe Staley, Keenan Allen, and Gerald McCoy but there just wasnβt enough room. Thereβs a good chance those guys make the Pro Bowl anyways though, considering the number of players who choose to not participate each year. There were a lot of injuries this year too, but thankfully it wasnβt as bad as last season when stars were dropping left and right. Some players, like Joey Bosa and Eric Berry who are healthy now, did not see enough playing time to have a shot at the Pro Bowl while others
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