2019 Pro Bowl: Patrick Mahomes and Russell Wilson to lead AFC and NFC teams
Wednesday 23 January 2019 15:14, UK
Playoff places are up for grabs over the final two weeks of the NFL regular season, with teams in the hunt desperate to guarantee some competitive football in January.
The holy grail is a trip to super Bowl LIII in Atlanta on Sunday, February 3 but, before then, there is also the small matter of the Pro Bowl - which sees the best players from both the AFC and NFC compete against each other.
The rosters for each conference are voted for by NFL coaches, players and fans, with each group's ballots counting for one third of the total tally. And, the results for the 2019 Pro Bowl are in...
Here is a look at the players picked to compete at Camping World Stadium in Orlando on Sunday, January 27. Starters listed in bold...
AFC
Offense
Quarterback
Patrick Mahomes (Kansas City Chiefs), Andrew Luck (Indianapolis Colts), Deshaun Watson (Houston Texans)
Running back
James Conner (Pittsburgh Steelers), Melvin Gordon (Los Angeles Chargers), Lamar Miller (Texans)
Wide receiver
Tyreek Hill (Chiefs), Keenan Allen (Chargers), JuJu Smith-Schuster (Steelers), Jarvis Landry (Cleveland Browns)
Tight end
Eric Ebron (Colts), Jared Cook (Oakland Raiders)
Fullback
Anthony Sherman (Chiefs)
Tackle
Taylor Lewan (Tennessee Titans), Alejandro Villanueva (Steelers), Eric Fisher (Chiefs)
Guard
Marshal Yanda (Baltimore Ravens), Quenton Nelson (Colts), Joel Bitonio (Browns)
Center
Maurkice Pouncey (Steelers), Mike Pouncey (Chargers)
Defense
Defensive end
Myles Garrett (Browns), Melvin Ingram (Chargers), Calais Campbell (Jacksonville Jaguars)
Interior lineman
Cameron Heyward (Steelers), Kyle Williams (Buffalo Bills), Brandon Williams (Ravens)
Outside linebacker
Von Miller (Denver Broncos), Dee Ford (Chiefs), T.J. Watt (Steelers)
Inside linebacker
C.J. Mosley (Ravens), Benardrick McKinney (Texans)
Cornerback
Xavien Howard (Miami Dolphins), Jalen Ramsey (Jaguars), Denzel Ward (Browns), Chris Harris Jr (Broncos)
Free safety
Derwin James (Chargers), Eric Weddle (Ravens)
Strong safety
Jamal Adams (New York Jets)
Special teams
Kicker
Jason Myers (Jets)
Punter
Brett Kern (Tennessee Titans)
Return specialist
Andre Roberts (Jets)
Special teamer
Adrian Phillips (Chargers)
NFC
Offense
Quarterback
Russell Wilson (Seattle Seahawks), Mitch Trubisky (Chicago Bears), Dak Prescott (Dallas Cowboys)
Running back
Ezekiel Elliott (Cowboys), Saquon Barkley (New York Giants), Alvin Kamara (New Orleans Saints)
Wide receiver
Adam Thielen (Minnesota Vikings), Davante Adams (Green Bay Packers), Mike Evans (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), Amari Cooper (Cowboys)
Tight end
George Kittle (San Francisco 49ers), Austin Hooper (Atlanta Falcons)
Fullback
Kyle Juszczyk (49ers)
Tackle
Trent Williams (Washington Redskins), Lane Johnson (Philadelphia Eagles), Charles Leno Jr (Bears)
Guard
Trai Turner (Carolina Panthers), Andrus Peat (Saints), Larry Warford (Saints)
Center
Alex Mack (Falcons), Cody Whitehair (Bears)
Defense
Defensive end
Cameron Jordan (Saints), DeMarcus Lawrence (Cowboys), Danielle Hunter (Vikings)
Interior lineman
Akiem Hicks (Chicago Bears), DeForest Buckner (49ers), Kawann Short (Panthers)
Outside linebacker
Ryan Kerrigan (Redskins), Anthony Barr (Vikings), Olivier Vernon (Giants)
Inside linebacker
Bobby Wagner (Seahawks), Leighton Vander Esch (Cowboys)
Cornerback
Kyle Fuller (Bears), Patrick Peterson (Arizona Cardinals), Darius Slay (Detroit Lions), Byron Jones (Cowboys)
Free safety
Eddie Jackson (Bears), Harrison Smith (Vikings)
Strong safety
Malcolm Jenkins (Eagles)
Special teams
Kicker
Aldrick Rosas (Giants)
Punter
Michael Dickson (Seahawks)
Return specialist
Tarik Cohen (Bears)
Special teamer
Michael Thomas (Giants)
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