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Pro Bowl vote 2022: Tom Brady leads the way for QBs, but who else is topping the voting list?

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Tom Brady has been sensational this season, putting up numbers that have him as one of the favorites to win the league MVP this season. The Pro Bowl votes that have come in so far have made Tom Brady the leader of all quarterbacks in the league. But while Brady has been doing great this season, other players in different positions have pulled in more votes due to their own accomplishments. Let's look at how the Pro Bowl votes stack up right now.

First round of Pro Bowl voting: Tom Brady and others

As the votes stack up, there are some clear leaders in every category. The overall leader is running back Jonathan Taylor of the Indianapolis Colts, whose swashbuckling performance against the top-rated Buffalo Bills was worthy of being enshrined as one of the greatest performances on a football pitch. He leads overall with 81,087 votes.

Following closely behind him in second is the reason the Los Angeles Rams offense has been so impressive this season. Wide receiver Cooper Kupp comes in second overall with 80,673 votes in the Pro Bowl voting record. Both Jonathan Taylor and Cooper Kupp are currently the stats leaders in rushing and receiving respectively.

Coming in third is Travis Kelce, who has been a bright light in the otherwise misfiring Kansas City Chiefs offense. He has accumulated 79,910 votes.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett, who has been the stats leader in sacks so far this season with 13, comes in fourth with 76,064 votes.

Rounding off the top five is cornerback Trevon Diggs of the Dallas Cowboys with 75,637 votes. Diggs leads the league with eight interceptions.

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While Tom Brady is not in the top five, he does lead the way among all quarterbacks with 71,126 votes. His counterpart in the AFC is Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, who lags behind with 60,4443 votes. It says something about the enduring legacy of Tom Brady, who remains peerless in the most important position in football.

Here is the complete list of all the players who lead in votes for the Pro Bowl after the first round:


POS.
CONF.NAME, TEAMVOTESPOS.CONF.NAME, TEAMVOTES
QBAFCJosh Allen, Buffalo60,443DEAFCMyles Garrett, Cleveland76,064
QBNFCTom Brady, Tampa Bay71,126DENFCNick Bosa, San Francisco68,143
RBAFCJonathan Taylor, Indianapolis81,087DTAFCJeffery Simmons, Tennessee58,868
RBNFCEzekiel Elliott, Dallas54,228DTNFCAaron Donald, L.A. Rams69,973
FBAFCPatrick Ricard, Baltimore47,131OLBAFCT.J. Watt, Pittsburgh74,208
FBNFCKyle Juszczyk, San Francisco70,362OLBNFCHaason Reddick, Carolina40,225
WRAFCJa’Marr Chase, Cincinnati65,532ILBAFCDenzel Perryman, Las Vegas36,034
WRNFCCooper Kupp, L.A. Rams80,673ILBNFCDevin White, Tampa Bay52,888
TEAFCTravis Kelce, Kansas City79,910CBAFCJ.C. Jackson, New England58,166
TENFCKyle Pitts, Atlanta63,948CBNFCTrevon Diggs, Dallas75,637
TAFCOrlando Brown, Kansas City26,780SSAFCKareem Jackson, Denver46,976
TNFCTerron Armstead, New Orleans44,135SSNFCBudda Baker, Arizona41,404
GAFCJoel Bitonio, Cleveland38,810FSAFCKevin Byard, Tennessee60,158
GNFCZack Martin, Dallas30,176FSNFCQuandre Diggs, Seattle35,907
CAFCDavid Andrews, New England39,504PAFCPressley Harvin, Pittsburgh31,678
CNFCTyler Biadasz, Dallas30,955PNFCMichael Dickson, Seattle45,239
KAFCJustin Tucker, Baltimore50,551STAFCOla Adeniyi, Tennessee30,820
KNFCYounghoe Koo, Atlanta26,995STNFCNick Bellore, Seattle29,597
RSAFCRay-Ray McCloud, Pittsburgh29,561LSAFCJoe Cardona, New England34,033
RSNFCDeAndre Carter, Washington35,957LSNFCCamaron Cheeseman, Washington27,778

The above data is as reported by NFL Communications. In terms of teams, the Dallas Cowboys lead the way. The New England Patriots come in second. The Los Angeles Rams are third, followed by the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens.


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