2012 Pro Bowl rosters

Rosters by position


* Asterisk denotes starter

Position Player(s) Position Player(s) Position Player(s) AFC Offense Quarterback * Tom Brady, New England Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Philip Rivers, San Diego Running back * Ray Rice, Baltimore Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville Arian Foster, Houston Fullback * Vonta Leach, Baltimore Wide receiver * Wes Welker, New England * Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh A.J. Green, Cincinnati Brandon Marshall, Miami Tight end * Rob Gronkowski, New England Antonio Gates, San Diego Tackle * Joe Thomas, Cleveland * Jake Long, Miami D'Brickashaw Ferguson, N.Y. Jets Guard * Logan Mankins, New England * Brian Waters, New England Marshal Yanda, Baltimore Center * Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh Nick Mangold, N.Y. Jets Defense Defensive end * Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis * Andre Carter, New England Elvis Dumervil, Denver Interior linemen * Haloti Ngata, Baltimore * Vince Wilfork, New England Richard Seymour, Oakland Outside linebacker * Terrell Suggs, Baltimore * Von Miller, Denver Tamba Hali, Kansas City Inside/midde linebacker * Ray Lewis, Baltimore Derrick Johnson, Kansas City Cornerback * Darrelle Revis, N.Y. Jets * Champ Bailey, Denver Johnathan Joseph, Houston Free safety * Ed Reed, Baltimore Eric Weddle, San Diego Strong safety * Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh Special teams Punter Shane Lechler, Oakland Placekicker Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland Kick returner Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh Special teamer Matthew Slater, New England

Position Player(s) Position Player(s) Position Player(s) NFC Offense Quarterback * Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Drew Brees, New Orleans Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants Running back * LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia Matt Forte, Chicago Frank Gore, San Francisco Fullback * John Kuhn, Green Bay Wide receiver * Calvin Johnson, Detroit * Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Steve Smith, Carolina Greg Jennings, Green Bay Tight end * Jimmy Graham, New Orleans Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta Tackle * Jason Peters, Philadelphia * Joe Staley, San Francisco Jermon Bushrod, New Orleans Guard * Jahri Evans, New Orleans * Carl Nicks, New Orleans Davin Joseph, Tampa Bay Center * Ryan Kalil, Carolina Scott Wells, Green Bay Defense Defensive end * Jared Allen, Minnesota * Jason Babin, Philadelphia Jason Pierre-Paul, N.Y. Giants Interior linemen * Justin Smith, San Francisco * Jay Ratliff, Dallas B.J. Raji, Green Bay Outside linebacker * DeMarcus Ware, Dallas * Clay Matthews, Green Bay Lance Briggs, Chicago Inside/midde linebacker * Patrick Willis, San Francisco Brian Urlacher, Chicago Cornerback * Charles Woodson, Green Bay * Carlos Rogers, San Francisco Charles Tillman, Chicago Free safety * Earl Thomas, Seattle Dashon Goldson, San Francisco Strong safety * Adrian Wilson, Arizona Special teams Punter Andy Lee, San Francisco Placekicker David Akers, San Francisco Kick returner Patrick Peterson, Arizona Special teamer Corey Graham, Chicago

Rosters by team


* Asterisk denotes starter

Team Player(s) AFC Balimore (7) * Vonta Leach, fullback * Ray Lewis, inside/middle linebacker * Haloti Ngata, interior lineman * Ed Reed, free safety * Ray Rice, running back * Terrell Suggs, outside linebacker Marshal Yanda, guard Cincinnati (1) A.J. Green, wide receiver Cleveland (1) * Joe Thomas, tackle Denver (3) * Champ Bailey, cornerback Elvis Dumervil, defensive end * Von Miller, outside linebacker Houston (2) Arian Foster, running back Johnathan Joseph, cornerback Indianapolis (1) * Dwight Freeney, defensive end Jacksonville (1) Maurice Jones-Drew, running back Kansas City (2) Tamba Hali, outside linebacker Derrick Johnson, inside/middle linebacker Miami (2) * Jake Long, tackle Brandon Marshall, wide receiver New England ( * Tom Brady, quarterback * Andre Carter, defensive end * Rob Gronkowski, tight end * Logan Mankins, guard Matthew Slater, special teamer * Brian Waters, guard * Wes Welker, wide receiver * Vince Wilfork, interior lineman N.Y. Jets (3) D'Brickashaw Ferguson, tackle Nick Mangold, center * Darrelle Revis, cornerback Oakland (3) Sebastian Janikowski, placekicker Shane Lechler, punter Richard Seymour, interior lineman Pittsburgh (5) Antonio Brown, kick returner * Troy Polamalu, strong safety * Maurkice Pouncey, center Ben Roethlisberger, quarterback * Mike Wallace, wide receiver San Diego (3) Antonio Gates, tight end Philip Rivers, quarterback Eric Weddle, free safety

Team Player(s) NFC Arizona (3) * Larry Fitzgerald, wide receiver Patrick Peterson, kick returner * Adrian Wilson, strong safety Atlanta (1) Tony Gonzalez, tight end Carolina (2) * Ryan Kalil, center Steve Smith, wide receiver Chicago (5) Lance Briggs, outside linebacker Matt Forte, running back Corey Graham, special teamer Charles Tillman, cornerback Brian Urlacher, inside/middle linebacker Dallas (2) * Jay Ratliff, interior lineman * DeMarcus Ware, outside linebacker Detroit (1) * Calvin Johnson, wide receiver Green Bay (7) Greg Jennings, wide receiver * John Kuhn, fullback * Clay Matthews, outside linebacker B.J. Raji, interior lineman * Aaron Rodgers, quarterback Scott Wells, center * Charles Woodson, cornerback Minnesota (1) * Jared Allen, defensive end New Orleans (5) Drew Brees, quarterback Jermon Bushrod, tackle * Jahri Evans, guard * Jimmy Graham, tight end * Carl Nicks, guard N.Y. Giants (2) Eli Manning, quarterback Jason Pierre-Paul, defensive end Philadelphia (3) * Jason Babin, defensive end * LeSean McCoy, running back * Jason Peters, tackle San Francisco ( David Akers, placekicker Dashon Goldson, free safety Frank Gore, running back Andy Lee, punter * Carlos Rogers, cornerback * Justin Smith, interior lineman * Joe Staley, tackle * Patrick Willis, inside/middle linebacker Seattle (1) * Earl Thomas, free safety Tampa Bay (1) Davin Joseph, guard

Texans got screwed. We had one of the best defenses and only got JJ at corner.

Raw Lewis is on there by name alone. Johnson is good, but I still think Cush is having more of an impact and is on a better defense. Check the #s.

Player/Tackles/Sacks/INT/FF
Ray/88/2/1/2
Brian/110/4/2/2
Derrick/126/2/2/1

Barwin on the other hand played great, but may actually be on the outside looking in. Very strong year for OLBs with Miller, Hali, & Suggs.

A few others...

I'd take Lynch over Gore. Very similar rushing #s, but Lynch has a slight edge catching the ball and was his offenses only weapon so defense keyed on him like no other. Kind of nit picky here, both are very good.

Manning has no business being on there. I'd def take Stafford over him and possibly a few more QBs.

Also think Brown should get the nod on OL. He's be a great tackle this year and deserves some recognition.

What???????????? No Tebow??????????????

The AFC must not want to win.

Tebow was fifth in voting, he is the second alternate.

Geno Atkins biggest snub of the year

It really is a who cares list at this point. If it's not a guys first nod, he doesn't care. Players don't care and fans dont watch. Some really retarded choices though.

Niners got shorted.

bobbitt15 wrote:

Geno Atkins biggest snub of the year

Matt Stafford would be my choice but he will be busy getting ready for the SuperBowl.

not entirely sure how philip rivers or antonio gates got in. jake long, brian urlacher and maybe even ray lewis among others are in on name alone as well. does john kuhn ever come into the game if the packers are any further out than the 2 yard line?

i think the pro bowl has lost it's prestige since allowing the fans to vote

Jake Long and Urlacher had good seasons but Ray-Ray Im not so sure about either. I just heard on the radio that not only didnt Stafford make it he is the 3rd fucking alternate!!!!! Cam and Romo are ahead of him. Kinda shitty but whatever.

more fans voting in texas and new york than michigan tim, thats why stafford didn't get in. the NFC is alright for quarterbacks this year though.

i've seen all the dolphins games this year and long has struggled at times, especially early in the season. if there haven't been 2 better left tackles than him this year in the AFC i'm suprised we haven't seen more QB's sent to the hospital.

isn't fan vote only 33%?