Pro Bowl selections and snubs for all 32 teams
— -- NFL Nation reporters have put together handy Pro Bowl summaries for all 32 teams. Who made it? Who should've made it? Click the links after each team below to view the full posts, or check out the thread here.
Atlanta Falcons: RB Devonta Freeman didn't start the season as the Falcons' starter, but he will end it in Hawaii. Read the full post here.
Arizona Cardinals: Setting a career high in passing yards, Carson Palmer very much earned his first Pro Bowl selection since 2006. Read the full post here.
Baltimore Ravens: Another year, another much-deserved trip to the Pro Bowl for Marshal Yanda, the best guard in football. Read the full post here.
Buffalo Bills: Pro Football Focus ranks Ronald Darby as the NFL's No. 6 CB, so why didn't he make the Pro Bowl as a rookie? Read the full post here.
Carolina Panthers: LB Thomas Davis has been at the top of Carolina's Pro Bowl snub list for so long, it almost became a badge of honor. No more. Read the full post here.
Chicago Bears: WR Alshon Jeffery has nagging injuries to blame for getting left out of the Pro Bowl. Read the full post here.
Cincinnati Bengals: Once at the forefront of the MVP discussion, QB Andy Dalton was left off the Pro Bowl roster. Read the full post here.
Cleveland Browns: Gary Barnidge ranks fifth among TEs with 68 catches, fourth in receiving yards with 930 and third in TDs, so why isn't he headed to Hawaii? Read the full post here.
Dallas Cowboys: Offensive line against reigned supreme for the Cowboys, with three of the big boys up front getting an invite. Read the full post here.
Denver Broncos: Indicative of the Broncos' performance, they had four defenders get selected, while two stars on offense were overlooked. Read the full post here.
Detroit Lions: Pass rusher Ezekiel Ansah earned his Pro Bowl nod by dominating opposing offensive lines and forcing teams to double-team him. Read the full post here.
Green Bay Packers: There's a reason DE Mike Daniels just got paid like a superstar -- because he is one. He should've earned his first Pro Bowl invite. Read the full post here.
Houston Texans: DE J.J. Watt and WR DeAndre Hopkins were easy choices, but CB Johnathan Joseph deserved to join them in Hawaii. Read the full post here.
Indianapolis Colts: The Colts went from preseason Super Bowl contenders to not having a single player selected to the Pro Bowl. Read the full post here.
Jacksonville Jaguars: First alternate WR Allen Robinson was hurt by the fact he plays for the small-market Jaguars. Read the full post here.
Kansas City Chiefs: Safety Eric Berry will complete his incredible comeback from Hodgkin's lymphoma with a trip to Hawaii. Read the full post here.
Miami Dolphins: Last year, Mike Pouncey was somewhat inconsistent playing at guard, but he still made his second Pro Bowl. This year he is more deserving of the honor. Read the full post here.
Minnesota Vikings: When healthy, safety Harrison Smith played like a Pro Bowler, but injuries are probably what kept him from being selected. Read the full post here.
New York Giants: Odell Beckham Jr. led all WRs in fan voting, as he followed up his record-breaking rookie season with another great year -- last Sunday notwithstanding. Read the full post here.
New York Jets: WR Brandon Marshall has consistently credited QB Ryan Fitzpatrick in 2015, saying, "I wouldn't have been here if it wasn't for FitzMagic." Read the full post here.
New England Patriots: From undrafted rookie to Super Bowl hero to Pro Bowler ... yeah, Malcolm Butler has had quite the last 12 months. But which Pats DB got snubbed? Read the full post here.
New Orleans Saints: QB Drew Brees is averaging 318 yards per game (second in the NFL), so why didn't he make the team? Read the full post here.
Oakland Raiders: The ageless Charles Woodson earned $250,000 by making the Pro Bowl. Read the full post here.
Philadelphia Eagles: LB Connor Barwin's sacks are down, but his versatility should've earned him a Pro Bowl nod. Read the full post here.
Pittsburgh Steelers: Despite missing four games because of injury, QB Ben Roethlisberger deserved to be one of six quarterbacks selected. Read the full post here.
San Diego Chargers: It's hard to make the Pro Bowl when your team is 4-10, but QB Philip Rivers has the numbers to be in the conversation. Read the full post here.
San Francisco 49ers: NaVorro Bowman is tied for the NFL lead with 136 tackles, so he was an easy Pro Bowl selection. Read the full post here.
St. Louis Rams: Todd Gurley lived up to the hype with nine rushing TDs, third among running backs. Read the full post here.
Seattle Seahawks: Michael Bennett made his first career Pro Bowl, but one of his fellow standout D-linemen wasn't so lucky. Read the full post here.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Lavonte David got snubbed because he is a 4-3 LB in an era where the 3-4 linebackers are getting most of the attention. Read the full post here.
Tennessee Titans: Somehow, Delanie Walker -- the leader among all tight ends in catches -- won't be headed to Hawaii. Read the full post here.
Washington Redskins: TE Jordan Reed is second among TEs with 74 catches and third with nine TDs -- both numbers higher than Pro Bowl invitee Travis Kelce. Read the full post here.