New Orleans Saints quarterback DREW BREES, with 487,400 votes, leads all players in balloting for the 2019 Pro Bowl presented by Verizon.
Kansas City quarterback PATRICK MAHOMES (459,325 votes) ranks second overall, while Los Angeles Rams running back TODD GURLEY (402,238 votes), Pittsburgh running back JAMES CONNER (384,643 votes) and New York Giants rookie running back SAQUON BARKLEY (363,609 votes) round out the top five.
Fan voting for the 2019 Pro Bowl presented by Verizon will continue online and on web-enabled mobile phones at NFL.com/ProBowlVote until Thursday, December 13.
During the final two weeks of 2019 Pro Bowl voting – November 29-December 13 – fans will also be able to vote directly on Twitter. To cast such a vote, fans should tweet the first and last name of the player, the player’s official Twitter handle, or a hashtag including the player’s first and last name. All three of these methods must include the hashtag: #ProBowlVote. Voting via Twitter is in addition to the online ballot at NFL.com/ProBowlVote, which will be available throughout the entire voting period.
The 2019 Pro Bowl presented by Verizon, which kicks off at 3:00 PM ET, will be televised live on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Disney XD and simulcast on ABC – the second time the game will be available on both broadcast and cable networks, and the first time that the game is being televised on Disney XD.
Tickets to the game are on sale at NFL.com/ProBowlOnSale. New this year, tickets will also grant fans special benefits on gameday, including AFC & NFC seating sections, player red carpet viewing, special kid zone activities and postgame fireworks.
Players for the game are determined by the consensus votes of fans, players and coaches. Each group’s vote counts one-third toward determining the 88 All-Star players who will be selected to the Pro Bowl. NFL players and coaches will cast their votes on Friday, December 14.
Pro Bowl rosters will be announced on Tuesday, December 18 live on NFL Network’s Pro Bowl special “NFL Total Access: Pro Bowl Players Revealed” at 8:00 PM ET. The NFL is the only sports league that combines voting by fans, coaches and players to determine its All-Star teams. It was also the first professional sports league to offer online all-star voting in 1995.
NFL PRO BOWL TOP-10 VOTE-GETTERS
POS. |
NAME |
TEAM |
VOTES |
QB |
Drew Brees | New Orleans | 487,400 |
QB |
Patrick Mahomes | Kansas City | 459,325 |
RB |
Todd Gurley | Los Angeles Rams | 402,238 |
RB |
James Conner | Pittsburgh | 384,643 |
RB |
Saquon Barkley | New York Giants | 363,609 |
WR |
Antonio Brown | Pittsburgh | 353,169 |
QB |
Jared Goff | Los Angeles Rams | 337,765 |
RB |
Alvin Kamara | New Orleans | 312,083 |
RB |
Kareem Hunt | Kansas City | 293,209 |
TE |
Travis Kelce | Kansas City | 283,104 |
AFC & NFC LEADING VOTE-GETTERS BY POSITION
POS. |
CONF. |
NAME, TEAM |
VOTES |
POS. |
CONF. |
NAME, TEAM |
VOTES |
|
QB |
AFC | Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City | 459,325 |
DE |
AFC | J.J. Watt, Houston | 212,514 | |
QB |
NFC | Drew Brees, New Orleans | 487,400 |
DE |
NFC | Danielle Hunter, Minnesota | 149,946 | |
RB |
AFC | James Conner, Pittsburgh | 384,643 |
DT |
AFC | Geno Atkins, Cincinnati | 132,284 | |
RB |
NFC | Todd Gurley, LA Rams | 402,238 |
DT |
NFC | Aaron Donald, LA Rams | 201,789 | |
FB |
AFC | Roosevelt Nix, Pittsburgh | 92,592 |
OLB |
AFC | T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh | 167,030 | |
FB |
NFC | Kyle Juszczyk, San Francisco | 229,543 |
OLB |
NFC | Khalil Mack, Chicago | 178,678 | |
WR |
AFC | Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh | 353,169 |
ILB |
AFC | Jon Bostic, Pittsburgh | 59,201 | |
WR |
NFC | Odell Beckham, Jr., NY Giants | 278,490 |
ILB |
NFC | Luke Kuechly, Carolina | 132,323 | |
TE |
AFC | Travis Kelce, Kansas City | 283,104 |
CB |
AFC | Denzel Ward, Cleveland | 147,901 | |
TE |
NFC | Zach Ertz, Philadelphia | 266,553 |
CB |
NFC | Patrick Peterson, Arizona | 125,114 | |
T |
AFC | Alejandro Villanueva, Pittsburgh | 125,152 |
SS |
AFC | Jamal Adams, NY Jets | 92,765 | |
T |
NFC | Terron Armstead, New Orleans | 128,234 |
SS |
NFC | Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Washington | 75,331 | |
G |
AFC | David DeCastro, Pittsburgh | 157,292 |
FS |
AFC | Derwin James, LA Chargers | 57,858 | |
G |
NFC | Zack Martin, Dallas | 114,083 |
FS |
NFC | Harrison Smith, Minnesota | 57,938 | |
C |
AFC | Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh | 145,261 |
P |
AFC | Britton Colquitt, Cleveland | 66,746 | |
C |
NFC | Max Unger, New Orleans | 125,249 |
P |
NFC | Michael Dickson, Seattle | 51,852 | |
K |
AFC | Chris Boswell, Pittsburgh | 47,581 |
ST |
AFC | Roosevelt Nix, Pittsburgh | 63,995 | |
K |
NFC | Graham Gano, Carolina | 59,923 |
ST |
NFC | Justin Hardee, New Orleans | 45,658 | |
RS |
AFC | Tyreek Hill, Kansas City | 91,964 |
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RS |
NFC | Tarik Cohen, Chicago | 54,362 |
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| *Totals reflect players currently on active rosters through Tuesday, November 20 at 3:00 PM ET | ||||||||
For the third consecutive year, Pro Bowl Week festivities will take place at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort and across the Orlando area, bringing free experiences and activities to fans as well as an extraordinary number of events focused on commemorating all levels of football – from youth to high school to the NFL’s best. Some of the Pro Bowl Week events include: Pro Bowl Practices, Pro Bowl Skills Showdown, NFL FLAG Championships Powered By USA Football and Play Football Celebrity Flag Game.
More information about these and all of the events taking place during Pro Bowl Week is available at ProBowl.com.
SOURCE: NFL Media
