All Pro/Pro Bowl etc.

Rankings for WR in PB voting:

Wide receivers:

1. Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh Steelers
2. Jordy Nelson, Green Bay Packers
3. Demaryius Thomas, Denver Broncos
4. Dez Bryant, Dallas Cowboys
5. T.Y. Hilton, Indianapolis Colts
6. Randall Cobb, Green Bay Packers
7. Emmanuel Sanders, Denver Broncos
8. Julio Jones, Atlanta Falcons
9. Golden Tate, Detroit Lions
10. Jeremy Maclin, Philadelphia Eagles

I don't know if Cobb will get in but looks he's 3rd in the NFC in votes. He's having a great year but seems like PB players the 1st time around takes another year to get in.

 

Hoping none of our players go to it. Because if they don't, we'll know why.

GREEN BAY—Three years ago, Packers receiver Jordy Nelson put up Pro Bowl numbers, with more than 1,200 yards and 15 touchdowns.
The problem was 277 yards and five TDs came in the final two games, after all the voting had been tabulated.
This year, Nelson finally earned his first Pro Bowl selection with plenty of big games throughout the season. He was one of five Packers on Tuesday to be selected to the NFL’s annual all-star game, along with quarterback Aaron Rodgers, guard Josh Sitton, fullback John Kuhn, and linebacker Clay Matthews...
 

Seven Packers were named Pro Bowl alternates. Two of them are left tackle David Bakhtiari and right guard T.J. Lang, meaning three-fifths of the Packers offensive line earned some recognition.

“I feel like you could stick our whole line in the Pro Bowl and everyone would fit right in,” Sitton said. “I think to a man we are one of the top few in our positions, every single one of us. We’ve got a heck of a line and hopefully we’ll be able to stay healthy and stick together.”

The other five alternates are running back Eddie Lacy, receiver Randall Cobb, linebacker Julius Peppers, and cornerbacks Sam Shields, and Tramon Williams.

Of the alternate group, Peppers (eight times), Lacy (2013) and Williams (2010) have earned Pro Bowl honors before. 

http://www.packers.com/news-an...al_20141224_37891567

 

Complete Pro Bowl rosters are here: http://www.nfl.com/probowl/sto...bowl-complete-roster

 

 

Kuhn?!??!

Aaron will always be Teds greatest pick. Is Josh better in the 4th than Clay, Nick, Jordy, Greg? Eddie? Josh is one of Teds best decisions. But he's had a lot of them. 

Why even do fullbacks?

Really happy for my guy Jordy!!!  I was pro Jordy from the get go.     About time he got recognized!  

 

Interesting question. Clay was a great pick, because Ted went out of what we thought of as his comfort zone...he aggressively traded up to get  his guy. In fact, according to the value charts that are floating around out there, he overpaid to do it.

 

He's the undisputed champion of the 2nd round. It's a damn fine trait to have as a GM  to consistently get 1st round talent with your second pick.

 

I would have to say I think that Sitton probably is the best pick of them all, however. He landed an All Pro in the 4th, which doesn't happen a lot. I'm not saying he's better than all those 2nd rounders you listed, just that the value is so ridiculous it kind of pushes him to the top.

Good points. 

It's early yet...but that Corey Linsley could turn out be one of his greatest OL picks

Not a single Viking.  I demand a recount!  

Jesus ****  Chaka Kuhn.....why does it feel like.....

I had been calling on Clay earlier this year that we needed more production.  The young man came through for the Packers and took his game to another level by taking on another position.  

 

Fantastic work by Clay. 

Thought about Linsley but he has a way to go to be Sitton level great. 

He is no Derrick $herrod level tallant

TT struck gold with Linsley.  His time will come.  

 

Must be the blocking. Ya that's it, the blocking.

Kuhn's big runs last Sunday must have made the difference. 

Rodgers has been campaigning for Kuhn. His pass protection is a big part of why he is going, and the block on Peppers in wk 17 last year left a strong/lasting impression. There is a bit of carry-over for some of the players who get the nod.

 

 

Isn't Kuhn a multiple Pro-Bowler now?  How many did Henderson get?

Funny.

Linsley should have made it but with the Pro Bowl they usually miss on a guy the first year before finally giving him his due

 

Pack well represented with 5 Pro Bowlers and countless other Alternates. Lacy has been even better this season than last and should have made it over Shady McCoy

None of them are going to be in the Pro Bowl since they'll be preparing for the Super Bowl.

2-time Pro Bowler John Kuhn.

I wonder what Korey Hall is up to these days.

He and Spencer Havner are thinking of starting a business.  

       
       
The new big Ern

Kuhn is a football player. Does what he gets paid to do. Plays on special teams and if you need 3 yards and a cloud of dust, he is your man.

ProBowl is in sunny Arizona

So they picked 5 Packers that really need a tan

AP All-Pro announced today

@RobDemovsky: Aaron Rodgers and John Kuhn made it for #Packers. RT @AroundTheNFL: 2014 All Pro Teams http://t.co/miLpeD7JrB

Rodgers received 44 of possible 50 votes. Jordy, Sitton finished 3rd in their position groups.

So Zach Martin received two more votes than Josh Sitton. 

 

Isn't that interesting. 

Help me understand how someone could leave Rodgers off the ballot?

 

That person is stupid.

Probably the same person that voted for Marshawn Lynch at FB.  Or the same 5 people that voted for JJ Watt at DT.

 

 

John Kuhn.  All-Pro FB and multiple Pro Bowls.  

 

If I had a son, I'd be teaching him to block adequately and run with a football for three yards and fall down.  Then I'd feed him whatever Al eats.  

Almost as interesting as the fact that Kyle Long (the other second teamer) only had 5 votes.

This is all secondary to your son having the most important attribute. A short monosyllabic name that is unmistakable and easy to pronounce thereby leading to a rock star cult like following for reasons no one can easily explain. 

A boy named Sue?

Kind of like Hawk ......except without the rock star cult like following.

Must be from Tennessee. 

At least Rodgers & Suh are on the same team now. He should be safe