The top vote getter at the QB position, Joe Burrow leads the league with 4,641 passing yards and 42 touchdowns. He's thrown just 8 interceptions and almost single handedly kept the Bengals' slim playoff hopes alive.
Even at 30 years old, the King stays king. Derrick Henry has amassed over 300 carries and 1,783 rushing yards. He has 14 rushing TDs and his 87 yarder is the longest rushing touchdown on the season.
It's no surprise that Ja'Marr Chase is the top vote getter at WR. The Bengals WR leads the league in receptions (117), yards (1,612), and TDs (16).
No one said Pro Bowl selections were a meritocracy. Powered by the Swifties, Travis Kelce leads all TEs in votes despite a career-low 823 receiving yards and just 3 receiving touchdowns.
One of the best offensive linemen in the NFL, Rashawn Slater is elite both as a pass blocker and run blocker.
The Bengals DE has been a menace to opposing QBs all season. Trey Hendrickson leads the league with 14 sacks. He's also forced two fumbles and recorded 41 tackles.
Still going strong at 35 years old, Cameron Heyward has 8 sacks and 70 total tackles on the season.
The Broncos' young linebacker continues to improve each year. Nik Bonitto has 11.5 sacks, 40 tackles, and a pick six on the season.
The sophomore linebacker has taken a massive leap forward this season. Daiyan Henley has amassed 142 tackles this year, including 7 pass breakups and 7 tackles for loss.
Much like his father, Patrick Surtain II is a lockdown corner. He only has four interceptions, but that's because opposing QBs are typically afraid to throw in his direction.
Making his second consecutive Pro Bowl, Kyle Hamilton has 104 tackles on the year to go along with a pick and two sacks.
It's rare for a player to make his first Pro Bowl six years into his career. However, Amani Hooker has put together an impressive campaign, racking up 71 tackles, 5 interceptions and 2 forced fumbles.
