Bell tops Pro Bowl fan vote

RB Le'Veon Bell received 855,539 total fan votes to lead all NFL players in balloting for the 2018 Pro Bowl, as announced on NFL Network. Fan voting ended on Thursday, December 14.

New England QB Tom Brady (833,481 votes) ranked second overall, while WR Antonio Brown (832,446 votes), Philadelphia QB Caron Went (829,174 votes) and New Orleans QB Drew Brees (743,355 votes) rounded out the top five.

The 2018 Pro Bowl rosters will be revealed exclusively on Tuesday, December 19 live on NFL Network's Pro Bowl special "NFL Total Access: Pro Bowl Players Revealed" at 8:00 PM ET. Players for the game are determined by the consensus votes of fans, players and coaches. Each group's vote counts one-third toward determining the 88 All-Star players who will be selected to the Pro Bowl. NFL players and coaches cast their votes on Friday, December 15.

The NFL is the only sports league that combines voting by fans, coaches and players to determine its All-Star teams. It was also the first professional sports league to offer online all-star voting in 1995.

The 2018 Pro Bowl, which kicks off at a new start time of 3:00 PM ET on Sunday, January 28, will be televised live from Camping World Stadium on ESPN and ESPN Deportes and simulcast on ABC.

Tickets to the game start at $45 and are on sale now at ProBowl.com. Last year's sold-out event – the Pro Bowl's first time in Orlando – featured a capacity crowd of more than 60,000. Fans may visit ProBowl.com for additional information on Pro Bowl Week, which features a variety of free, family-friendly events in Orlando.

The Pro Bowl is an all-inclusive event for fans on gameday. Working with KultureCity, Camping World Stadium's sensory-inclusive partner, the NFL will offer families who attend the 2018 Pro Bowl support, including sensory accessibility resources and two dedicated sensory rooms located in the stadium on gameday to enable them to enjoy the game with more confidence and comfort.

NFL PRO BOWL TOP-10 VOTE-GETTERS

POS.NAMETEAMVOTES
RBLe'Veon BellPittsburgh855,539
QBTom BradyNew England833,481
WRAntonio BrownPittsburgh832,446
QBCarson WentzPhiladelphia829,174
QBDrew BreesNew Orleans743,355
RBTodd GurleyLos Angeles Rams693,697
QBRussell WilsonSeattle651,592
QBJared GoffLos Angeles Rams571,656
TERob GronkowskiNew England551,058
RBLeonard FournetteJacksonville544,068

AFC LEADING VOTE-GETTERS BY POSITION

POS.NAMETEAMVOTES
QBTom BradyNew England833,481
RBLe'Veon BellPittsburgh855,539
FBTommy BohanonJacksonville139,297
WRAntonio BrownPittsburgh832,446
TERob GronkowskiNew England551,058
TAlejandro VillanuevaPittsburgh208,033
GDavid DeCastroPittsburgh253,504
CMaurkice PounceyPittsburgh242,409
DEJoey BosaLA Chargers406,873
DTGeno AtkinsCincinnati289,919
OLBVon MillerDenver248,278
ILBRyan ShazierPittsburgh223,092
CBA.J. BouyeJacksonville319,638
SSMicah HydeBuffalo128,993
FSKevin ByardTennessee157,036
KStephen GostkowskiNew England153,573
PMarquette KingOakland156,548
RSTyreek HillKansas City149,530
STTyler MatakevichPittsburgh91,497

NFC LEADING VOTE-GETTERS BY POSITION

POS.NAMETEAMVOTES
QBCarson WentzPhiladelphia829,174
RBTodd GurleyLA Rams693,697
FBKyle JuszczykSan Francisco361,196
WRJulio JonesAtlanta541,571
TEZach ErtzPhiladelphia486,011
TTyron SmithDallas211,690
GZack MartinDallas220,566
CTravis FrederickDallas246,225
DEEverson GriffenMinnesota305,291
DTAaron DonaldLA Rams314,522
OLBChandler JonesArizona171,825
ILBLuke KuechlyCarolina288,830
CBXavier RhodesMinnesota222,137
SSKam ChancellorSeattle149,793
FSEarl ThomasSeattle139,203
KGreg ZuerleinLA Rams170,738
PJohnny HekkerLA Rams90,152
RSPharoh CooperLA Rams116,091
STBudda BakerArizona96,595

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