Every year, the top NFL players are recognized in some traditional ways, such as via selection to the league's Pro Bowl Games or inclusion in the Associated Press' All-Pro team. Nowadays, NFL players also recognize themselves,

The NFL Players Association released its third-annual All-Pro team on Wednesday. One Minnesota Vikings player was represented on the team. Justin Jefferson was one of two wide receivers selected to the team, joining Cincinnati Bengals wideout Ja’Marr Chase. This is the second time in three years that Jefferson has made the team.

Broncos stars Pat Surtain (cornerback) and Marvin Mims (returner) made the NFLPA’s All-Pro Team following the 2024 NFL season.

New York Giants nose tackle Dexter Lawrence has been named an NFLPA First-Team All-Pro after players around the league voted.

Garrett was the only player from the 2024 Browns to get an All-Pro nod, although there are not many who had a case. Cornerback Denzel Ward and punter Corey Bojorquez are likely the only other two who could have seen their names listed as All-Pros. Neither did, however.

The NFLPA loves to lift up its members, who are the players that bring us the game of football every Sunday, and Monday, and other days for that matter. The NFLPA creates guidelines for the

Steelers kicker Chris Boswell and special teamer Miles Killebrew were voted to the NFL Players Association annual All-Pro team.

Raiders phenomenal rookie TE Brock Bowers was already named to the AFC Pro Bowl team, in what we knew would be the first of many nods of recognition for him. Wednesday it was the NFLPA’s turn. They released their third-annual Players All Pro team and Bowers made the squad.

P Steelers kicker Chris Boswell and special teams ace Miles Killebrew received first-team All-Pro honors from the NFL Players Association. Those who made it were selected strictly by NFL players themselves.