Twitter: Five Cowboys - Three OL selected First Team All-Pro

[Nightman]

http://www.pro32.ap.org/article/voting-totals-2016-ap-all-pro-team


NEW YORK (AP) — Results of The Associated Press 2016 NFL All-Pro balloting selected by a national panel of 50 media members:

Matt Ryan, Atlanta, 29; Tom Brady, New England, 15; Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 5; Derek Carr, Oakland, 1.

Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas, 47; David Johnson, Arizona, 3.

Travis Kelce, Kansas City, 44; Greg Olsen, Carolina, 5; Rob Gronkowski, New England, 1.

Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh, 43; Julio Jones, Atlanta, 30; Odell Beckham Jr., New York Giants, 16; Mike Evans, Tampa Bay, 6; Jordy Nelson, Green Bay 5.

David Johnson, Arizona, 24; Le'Veon Bell, Pittsburgh, 18; Odell Beckham Jr., New York Giants, 3; Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh, 1; Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona, 1; LeSean McCoy, Buffalo, 1; Jarvis Landry, Miami, 1; Travis Kelce, Kansas City, 1.

Tyron Smith, Dallas, 27; David Bakhtiari, Green Bay, 8; Joe Thomas, Cleveland, 7; Trent Williams, Washington, 3; Jason Peters, Philadelphia, 2; Taylor Lewan, Tennessee, 1; Donald Penn, Oakland, 1; Andrew Whitworth, Cincinnati, 1.

Jack Conklin, Tennessee, 27 1-2; Mitchell Schwartz, Kansas City, 6; Marcus Cannon, New England, 6; Bryan Bulaga, Green Bay, 5 1-2; Zach Strief, New Orleans, 2; Ryan Schraeder, Atlanta, 2; Marcus Gilbert, Pittsburgh, 1; Left Guards

Kelechi Osemele, Oakland, 47; Marshal Yanda, Baltimore, 2; James Carpenter, New York Jets, 1. Right Guard

Zack Martin, Dallas, 40; David DeCastro, Pittsburgh, 5; Marshal Yanda, Baltimore, 4; Kevin Zeitler, Cincinnati, 1.

Travis Frederick, Dallas, 29; Alex Mack, Atlanta, 14; Rodney Hudson, Oakland, 5; Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh, 1, Brandon Linder, Jacksonville, 1.

Khalil Mack, Oakland, 46; Vic Beasley Jr., Atlanta, 30; Cameron Wake, Miami, 3; Olivier Vernon, Miami, 3; Jadeveon Clowney, Houston,m 3; Brandon Graham, Philadelphia, 3; Michael Bennett, Seattle, 2; Cameron Jordan, New Orleans, 2; Danielle Hunter, Minnesota, 2; Cliff Avril, Seattle, 2; Everon Griffen, Minnesota, 1; Joey Bosa, San Diego, 1.

Aaron Donald, St. Louis, 47; Damon Harrison, New York Giants 16; Ndamukong Suh, Miami, 12; Calais Campbell, Arizona, 7; Gerald McCoy, Tampa Bay, 7; Fletcher Cox, Philadelphia, 6; Geno Atkins, Cincinnati, 5.

Bobby Wagner, Seattle, 48; Von Miller, Denver, 47; Sean Lee, Dallas, 41; Lorenzo Alexander, Buffalo, 4; Luke Kuechly, Carolina, 2; C.J. Mosley, Baltimore, 1; Zach Brown, Buffalo, 1; Zachary Orr, Baltimore, 1; Alec Ogletree, Los Angeles, 1; Dont'a Hightower, New England, 1; Bernardick McKinney, Houston, 1; Lavonte David, Tampa Bay, 1; Whitney Mercilus, Houston, 1.

Aqib Talib, Denver, 27; Marcus Peters, Kansas City, 23; Janoris Jenkins, New York Giants, 17; Malcolm Butler, New England, 8; Casey Hayward, San Diego, 8; Richard Sherman, Seattle, 7; Xavier Rhodes, Minnesota, 5; Chris Harris Jr., Denver, 4; Dominique-Rodgers-Cromartie, New York Giants, 1.

Landon Collins, New York Giants, 47; Eric Berry, Kansas City, 31; Devin McCourty, New England, 4; Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Green Bay, 4; Earl Thomas, Seattle, 3; Harrison Smith, Minnesota, 3; Reggie Nelson, Cincinnati, 2; Kam Chancellor, Seattle, 2; Malcolm Jenkins, Philadelphia, 1; Eric Weddle, Baltimore, 1; Quintin Demps, Houston, 1; Darian Stewart, Denver, 1.

Chris Harris Jr., Denver, 14; Dominique-Rodgers-Cromartie, New York Giants, 6; Malcolm Butler, New England, 5; Eric Berry, Kansas City, 3; Casey Hayward, San Diego, 3; Malcolm Jenkins, Philadelphia, 3; Patrick Peterson, Arizona, 2; Marcus Peters, Kansas City, 2; Xavier Rhodes, Minnesota, 2; Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Green Bay, 2; Janoris Jenkins, New York Giants, 2; Aqib Talib, Denver, 1; Darius Slay, Detroit, 1; Devin McCourty, New England, 1; Brent Grimes, Tampa Bay, 1; Richard Sherman, Seattle, 1; Eric Weddle, San Diego, 1.

Justin Tucker, Baltimore, 50.

Johnny Hekker, Los Angeles, 42; Marquette King, Oakland, 4; Pat McAfee, Indianapolis, 2; Brad Wing, New York Giants, 1; Sam Martin, Detroit, 1.

Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota, 41; Tyler Lockett, Seattle, 5; Tyreek Hill, Kansas City, 5.

Tyreek Hill, Kansas City, 50.

Matthew Slater, New England, 14; Nate Ebner, New England, 12; Dwayne Harris, New York Giants, 6; Justin Bethel, Arizona, 3; Matt Develin, New England, 3; Michael Thomas, Miami, 3; Chase Reynolds, Los Angeles, 3; Eric Murray, Kansas City, 2; Chris Maragos, Philadelphia, 1; Eric Weems, Atlanta, 1; Josh Bellamy, Chicago, 1.

Ha Ha.......not 1 vote for STs....even Bailey

 

[JD_KaPow]

Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas, 47; David Johnson, Arizona, 3.

I have to admit, this surprises me a little. Not that Zeke won out, but that the vote wasn't closer. Johnson led the NFL in yards from scrimmage and touchdowns: I would have thought he'd see more support here.

 

[Gaede]

Good for Lee. All Pro is a true indicator.

Yeah, this is the real honour

 

[JD_KaPow]

Ha Ha.......not 1 vote for STs....even Bailey

Well, Tucker was unanimous and should have been, so I don't think this should be surprising.

 

[Bullflop]

It's about time some of our finest players were selected as All-Pros . . . not a single one of them isn't greatly deserving of that honor. It might also be said that there are a couple of other Dallas players that might well have been included. As it is, the Cowboys distinguished themselves proudly. I anticipate garnering additional awards in the future if those drafts are just reasonably comparable to our latest ones.

 

[Gaede]

Also, I think this indicates Zeke will get ROY, not Dak

 

[WoodysGirl]

 

[Manwiththeplan]

Sean Lee: First Team All Pro, not in the Pro Bowl. Shut that sham game down.

says more about the voting imo, then the game itself.

 

[Phoenix]

I think that if Mo hadn't been hurt and missed all those games, he might have gotten some voting attention at CB. He was playing lights out before his injury.

 

[guag]

After Lee was recovering from his most recent big injury, I remember people saying that it was only a matter of time before he injured his knees, but that once those injuries are out of the way, he won't have any more (lingering) issues with them.

From what I can tell, that definitely seems to have been the case. He hasn't missed any significant time at all the past 2 seasons as far as I remember. Hope it stays that way for the next 5+ years!

I feel so happy for him... after those seasons of not being able to get on the field... now that he's actually able to play, he's probably the best in the game.

 

[Risen Star]

4 All Pros on one offense is incredible. Really shows why they could win without a QB.

 

[TheCount]

Glad they got this right, gives me hope for MVP.

 

[marchetta]

This is the main story... Sean Lee vindicated.

Exactly! Lee didn't make the Pro Bowl, but made the much more prestigious All Pro Team. Vindication!

 

[Risen Star]

Glad they got this right, gives me hope for MVP.

There is no chance the MVP isn't Brady or Ryan. Probably Ryan.

 

[TheCount]

There is no chance the MVP isn't Brady or Ryan. Probably Ryan.

Obviously.

 

[Trouty]

There is no chance the MVP isn't Brady or Ryan. Probably Ryan.

If they get it right, it's Ryan, Risen. There's a lot of talk of Rodgers, so I'm worried he might sneak in and get it.

 

[Risen Star]

Obviously.

Well then why does it give you hope for MVP?

 

[Trouty]

Well then why does it give you hope for MVP?

There is flipping no way Dak gets MVP over Ryan. There was a thread for someone's "case for Dak" and I didn't even go into it (no disrespect to the person who created it, I don't remember who it was).

Ryan had a historically great season. He damned well better get it.

 

[JoeyBoy718]

Conklin also makes the All Pro team as a OL. Wasn't Martin the first to do it in like 60something years?

Also interesting to see that Marcus Peters is already an All Pro CB. He was a guy with a lot of talent but some personality issues that dropped him into the mid/late 1st round. Seems to have paid off. Kansas City has a good secondary and front 7.

 

[viman96]

All Pro baby! Well deserved for all 5!!!