ALL-PRO Eagles

[Captain F]

Kelce 

Johnson 

Slay 

Congrats fellas

[olsilverhair]

first

[Fresh_Prince]

Nice, strengthens Kelce's HoF case more.

[Devaster]

Those were my picks. I think Hargrave was deserving as well. And CJGJ would have probably been AP if he didn't get injured. Same with Hurts.

[Guest]

This is not the ACTUAL all pro team, this is the new players voted all pro team.  AP all pro team has yet to be announced.

[Aerolithe_Lion]

1 minute ago, downundermike said:

This is not the ACTUAL all pro team, this is the new players voted all pro team.  AP all pro team has yet to be announced.

I thought that too, but I found nothing to corroborate. There is no scheduled announcement of an AP all-pro team, only that every Player’s All-Pro team article simply states the NFLPA decided to do it this way this year

[Guest]

6 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

I thought that too, but I found nothing to corroborate. There is no scheduled announcement of an AP all-pro team, only that every Player’s All-Pro team article simply states the NFLPA decided to do it this way this year

They are doing their own, separate from the AP

 

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nflpa-2022-all-pro-team-patrick-mahomes-justin-jefferson-nick-bosa-headline-inaugural-group/

 

For the first time, the NFL Players Association has released its own All-Pro team recognizing the best players from the regular season. 

[Mike030270]

Aren't they released during the NFL Honors?

[Aerolithe_Lion]

4 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Aren't they released during the NFL Honors?

They announced the AP one last year on Jan 14th, nfl honors are the night before SB in Feb

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

They announced the AP one last year on Jan 14th, nfl honors are the night before SB in Feb

Last year it was released the Friday before wild card weekend, so should be tomorrow.

[VaBeach_Eagle]

21 hours ago, Fresh_Prince said:

Nice, strengthens Kelce's HoF case more.

Super Bowl Champion, 6x Pro Bowl, 4x 1st Team All Pro, getting another nod certainly won't hurt but I think his credentials are enough right now. 

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

Super Bowl Champion, 6x Pro Bowl, 4x 1st Team All Pro, getting another nod certainly won't hurt but I think his credentials are enough right now. 

This is not the actual all pro, this a players only vote they did for the first time this year.

Based on last year, the AP All Pro team should be announced tomorrow, and I fully expect Kelce and Lane to be on that team.

[VaBeach_Eagle]

1 minute ago, downundermike said:

This is not the actual all pro, this a players only vote they did for the first time this year.

Based on last year, the AP All Pro team should be announced tomorrow, and I fully expect Kelce and Lane to be on that team.

Yeah, I noticed when it was initially released that it was NFLPA, which is (to me), akin to the Pro Bowl. But to the point of Kelce, he'll be AP All-Pro again, but even if he isn't, I don't think he needs it to fill out his HOF resume. 

[Guest]

On 1/11/2023 at 5:44 PM, Captain F said:

Kelce 

Johnson 

Slay 

Congrats fellas

 

Here is the AP all pro team.

 

 

[VaBeach_Eagle]

7 minutes ago, downundermike said:

 

Here is the AP all pro team.

 

 

Funny thing, I went to the Wikipedia page for the 2022 All Pro Team yesterday, and the top 4 or 5 positions on the list were filled in with the rest blank. I went back a few hours later and refreshed the screen to see if the rest would be there, but it was gone entirely. So I caught a glimpse of it while they were filling it in when I wasn't supposed to lol. 

[VaBeach_Eagle]

2022 NFL All-Pro Team Voting

By The Associated Press5 minutes ago

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NEW YORK (AP) — The results of The Associated Press 2022 NFL All-Pro balloting as selected by a national panel of 50 media members. First-place votes in parentheses are worth three points, second-place votes worth one:

OFFENSE

Quarterbacks

Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City, 148 (49); Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia, 22 (1); Josh Allen, Buffalo, 15; Joe Burrow, Cincinnati, 15

Running Backs

Josh Jacobs, Las Vegas, 131 (42); Nick Chubb, Cleveland, 36 (5); Christian McCaffrey, San Francisco, 16 (3); Derrick Henry, Tennessee, 8; Austin Ekeler, Los Angeles Chargers, 6; Saquon Barkley, New York Giants, 3.

Tight Ends

Travis Kelce, Kansas City, 150 (50); George Kittle, San Francisco, 38; T.J. Hockenson, Minnesota, 7; Mark Andrews, Baltimore, 5.

Wide Receivers

Justin Jefferson, Minnesota, 150 (50); Tyreek Hill, Miami, 144 (47); Davante Adams, Las Vegas, 100, (26); A.J. Brown, Philadelphia, 76 (13); Stefon Diggs, Buffalo, 74 (13); CeeDee Lamb, Dallas, 28; Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit, 11 (1); Jaylen Waddle, Miami, 10; Ja’Marr Chase, Cincinnati, 7.

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Left Tackles

Trent Williams, San Francisco, 127 (39); Andrew Thomas, New York Giants, 49 (10); Laremy Tunsil, Houston, 13; Terron Armstead, Miami, 7 (1); Christian Darrisaw, Minnesota, 3; Jonah Williams, Cincinnati, 1.

NFL

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  2022 NFL All-Pro Team Roster

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  NFL All-Pros: Kelce, Jefferson unanimous; 16 first-timers

 

 

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  Georgia TE Washington, CB Ringo headed to NFL draft

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  Quandre Diggs thrives as teacher for young Seattle secondary

Left Guards

Joel Bitonio, Cleveland, 118, (36); Joe Thuney, Kansas City, 57 (8); Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis, 11 (3); Landon Dickerson, Philadelphia, 11 (2); Ben Powers, Baltimore, 3 (1).

 

Centers

Jason Kelce, Philadelphia, 112 (32); Creed Humphrey, Kansas City, 77 (16); Frank Ragnow, 11 (2).

x-Right Guards

Zack Martin, Dallas, 111 (35); Chris Lindstrom, Atlanta, 60 (14); Michael Onwenu, New England, 15; Brandon Scherff, Jacksonville, 6; Wyatt Teller, Cleveland, 3 (1); Zion Johnson, Los Angeles Chargers, 2; Isaac Seumalo, Philadelphia, 2.

Right Tackles

Lane Johnson, Philadelphia, 137 (44); Tristan Wirfs, Tampa Bay, 34, (5), Penei Sewell Detroit, 27 (1); Kaleb McGary, Atlanta, 1; Brian O’Neill, Minnesota, 1.

DEFENSE

Edge Rushers

Nick Bosa, San Francisco, 148 (49); Micah Parsons, Dallas, 112 (33); Myles Garrett, Cleveland, 60 (10); Haason Reddick, Philadelphia, 33 (6); Maxx Crosby, Las Vegas, 29 (2); Matt Judon, New England, 15; Brian Burns, Carolina, 2; T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh, 1.

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Interior Linemen

Chris Jones, Kansas City, 148 (49); Quinnen Williams, New York Jets, 94 (22); Dexter Lawrence, New York Giants, 69 (18); Jeffrey Simmons, Tennessee, 24 (3); Christian Wilkins, Miami, 15 (2); Cameron Heyward, Pittsburgh, 14; Jonathan Allen, Washington, 11 (3); Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Rams, 10 (2); Javon Hargrave, Philadelphia, 6; Daron Payne, Washington, 5; Grady Jarrett, Atlanta, 3 (1); DeForest Buckner, Indianapolis, 1.

y-Linebackers

Fred Warner, San Francisco, 134 (42); Roquan Smith, Baltimore, 89 (27); Matt Milano, Buffalo, 85 (25); Bobby Wagner, Los Angeles Rams, 54 (13); C.J. Mosley, New York Jets, 42 (9); Demario Davis, New Orleans Saints, 41 (8); Dre Greenlaw, San Francisco, 40 (8); Foyesade Oluokun, Jacksonville, 24 (4); Lavonte David, Tampa Bay, 23 (3); T.J. Edwards, Philadelphia, 23 (3); Nick Bolton, Kansas City, 15 (3); Jordyn Brooks, Seattle, 6 (2); Devin White, Tampa Bay, 5 (1); Zaire Franklin, Indianapolis, 4 (1); Germaine Pratt, Cincinnati, 4 (1); Tremaine Edmunds, Buffalo, 2; David Long, Tennessee, 2; Alex Singleton, Denver, 2; Logan Wilson, Cincinnati, 1.

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Cornerbacks

Sauce Gardner, New York Jets, 136 (43); Patrick Surtain II, Denver, 79 (20); Jaire Alexander, Green Bay, 62 (16); James Bradberry, Philadelphia, 40 (8); Darius Slay, Philadelphia, 20 (5); Jalen Ramsey, Los Angeles Rams, 19 (4); Tariq Woolen, Seattle, 13 (2); Patrick Peterson, Minnesota, 10; Xavien Howard, Miami, 5 (1); Tyson Campbell, Jacksonville, 4 (1); Charvarius Ward, San Francisco, 4; Jaycee Horn, Carolina, 3; Trevon Diggs, Dallas, 2; Marlon Humphrey, Baltimore, 1; L’Jarius Sneed, Kansas City, 1; Cameron Sutton, Pittsburgh, 1.

Safeties

Minkah Fitzpatrick, Pittsburgh, 139 (45); Talanoa Hufanga, San Francisco, 49 (12); Derwin James, Los Angeles Chargers, 45 (13); Justin Simmons, Denver, 39 (8); Jordan Poyer, Buffalo, 25 (5); Ryan Neal Seattle, 14 (3); Tyrann Mathieu, New Orleans 13 (2); Vonn Bell, Cincinnati, 12 (3); Quandre Diggs, Seattle, 12 (2); Kevin Byard, Tennessee, 12 (2); Budda Baker, Arizona, 9 (2); Rayshawn Jenkins, Jacksonville, 6 (1); Kyle Dugger, New England, 6 (1); Harrison Smith, Minnesota, 5 (1); CJ Gardner Johnson, Philadelphia, 3; Kamren Curl, Washington, 2; Jalen Pitre, Houston, 2; Jessie Bates, Cincinnati, 1; Cam Bynum, Minnesota, 1; Grant Delpit, Cleveland, 1; Jevon Holland Miami, 1; Devin McCourty, New England, 1; Rodney McLeod, Indianapolis, 1; Antoine Winfield, Tampa Bay, 1.

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SPECIAL TEAMS

Placekickers

Daniel Carlson, Las Vegas, 85 (25); Justin Tucker, Baltimore, 52 (12); Jason Myers, Seattle, 32 (7); Brett Maher, Dallas, 9 (1); Ka’imi Fairbairn, Houston, 7 (2); Tyler Bass, Buffalo, 4 (1); Matt Gay, Los Angeles Rams, 4 (1); Eddy Pineiro, Carolina, 4 (1); Cameron Dicker, Los Angeles Chargers, 1; Jake Elliott, Philadelphia, 1; Graham Gano, New York Giants, 1.

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Punters

Tommy Townsend, Kansas City, 100 (28); Ryan Stonehouse, Tennessee, 45 (13); AJ Cole, Las Vegas, 22 (2); Johnny Hekker, Carolina, 12 (2); Tress Way, Washington, 11 (3); Logan Cooke, Jacksonville, 4 (1); JK Scott, Los Angeles Chargers, 4 (1); Michael Dickson, Seattle, 2.

Kick Returners

Keisean Nixon, Green Bay, 136 (44); Kene Nwangwu, Minnesota, 27; Nyheim Hines, Buffalo, 23 (5); Dallis Flowers, Indianapolis, 8 (1); KaVontae Turpin, Dallas, 2; Jamal Agnew, Jacksonville, 1; Devin Duvernay, Baltimore, 1; Marcus Jones, New England, 1, Boston Scott, Philadelphia, 1.

Punt Returners

Marcus Jones, New England, 143 (47); Kalif Raymond, Detroit, 25 (2); Ray-Ray McCloud, San Francisco, 12; Avery Williams, Atlanta, 6; Devin Duvernay, Baltimore, 3 (1); DeAndre Carter, Los Angeles Chargers, 3; Donovan Peoples-Jones, Cleveland, 3; KaVontae Turpin, Dallas, 3; Jamal Agnew, Philadelphia, 1; Trent Taylor, Cincinnati 1.

Special Teamers

Jeremy Reaves, Washington, 91 (24); George Odum, San Francisco, 72 (19); Justin Hardee, New York Jets, 19 (4); Josh Metellus, Minnesota, 4 (1); Matthew Slater, New England, 4; Nick Bellore, Seattle, 3 (1); C.J. Goodwin, Dallas, 3 (1); J.T. Gray, New Orleans, 1; Jordan Kunaszyk, Cleveland, 1; Brenden Schooler, New England, 1; Josh Woods, Detroit, 1.

Long Snappers

Andrew DePaola, Minnesota, 87 (26); Nick Moore, Baltimore, 29 (8); Luke Rhodes, Indianapolis, 25 (7); Zach Wood, New Orleans, 23 (2); Morgan Cox, Tennessee, 19 (4); Jon Weeks, Houston, 4 (1); Liam McCullough, Atlanta, 3 (1); Trent Sieg, Las Vegas, 3 (1); Josh Harris, Los Angeles Chargers, 3; Rick Lovato, Philadelphia, 2; J.J. Jansen, Carolina, 1; Patrick Scales, Chicago, 1.

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x-One voter did not pick a second-team right guard

y-Four voters picked ineligible players as second-team linebackers

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https://apnews.com/article/new-orleans-saints-joe-burrow-los-angeles-chargers-rams-york-giants-dbd57ad86664564fde0e0dd1bce27804

 

[D-Shiznit]

 

[Aerolithe_Lion]

A little disappointed Davante beat out AJ. His season was slightly superior statistically, but he didn’t have an impact on LV that AJ did here

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

A little disappointed Davante beat out AJ. His season was slightly superior statistically, but he didn’t have an impact on LV that AJ did here

Davante also had to do it without his top 5 TE and #2 WR to take away coverage.  He was a 1 man show.

[Aerolithe_Lion]

Just now, downundermike said:

Davante also had to do it without his top 5 TE and #2 WR to take away coverage.  He was a 1 man show.

Take away coverage, or allow the offense to force feed him the ball. That’s why CeeDee’s stats ballooned, Dak has less options than last year.

 Las Vegas wasn’t better from bringing him on, they just had new problems instead. Carr wasn’t a better player with DA, whereas AJ is a huge reason Jalen is second team all-pro.

[nipples]

3 minutes ago, downundermike said:

Davante also had to do it without his top 5 TE and #2 WR to take away coverage.  He was a 1 man show.

True, but that also pumps up his targets. Fewer playmakers around him means the ball is force-fed to him all game long. 

[nipples]

1 minute ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Take away coverage, or allow the offense to force feed him the ball. That’s why CeeDee’s stats ballooned, Dak has less options than last year.

 Las Vegas wasn’t better from bringing him on, they just had new problems instead. Carr wasn’t a better player with DA, whereas AJ is a huge reason Jalen is second team all-pro.

Exactly. I always think of Jordan Matthews... subpar WR but he put up 85 rec, 900+ yards, and 8TD one year because he was all they had.

[Guest]

10 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Take away coverage, or allow the offense to force feed him the ball. That’s why CeeDee’s stats ballooned, Dak has less options than last year.

 Las Vegas wasn’t better from bringing him on, they just had new problems instead. Carr wasn’t a better player with DA, whereas AJ is a huge reason Jalen is second team all-pro.

 

9 minutes ago, nipples said:

True, but that also pumps up his targets. Fewer playmakers around him means the ball is force-fed to him all game long. 

 

I get those arguments, but coverage was dedicated to him, and he did have a career high in targets.  If Carr wasn't so bad, can you imagine what he may have done with that career high in targets ??

I watched the Raiders quite a bit as I had Davante on my $$ league fantasy team, and he was getting while open while teams were trying to double cover him, bracket him.  He had a great year going to a worse situation.

[Uscg-green]

Welcome To Canton, Jason.

[Uscg-green]

Oh and Brown not getting first team is a joke.