Baltimore Ravens had Lamar Jackson, Roquan Smith, and Kyle Hamilton make the NFLPA’s All-Pro team voted on only by the players

The Baltimore Ravens are certainly not lacking in star power, as they sent a league-high nine players to the Pro Bowl this season. It's not just fans and media who recognize the Ravens' sheer talent,

After several record-setting performances, nine Baltimore Ravens were voted as Pro Bowlers, the most since the 2019 season. They lead the NFL with the most players selected over the Detroit Lions who had seven players picked.

Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Chris Boswell and special teams ace Miles Killebrew received first-team All-Pro honors from the NFL Players Association. Those who made it were selected strictly by NFL players themselves.

Jackson, linebacker Roquan Smith, and safety Kyle Hamilton made the NFLPA All-Pro team, which is the only postseason honor voted on exclusively by NFL players. It's the second straight year that those three players have won the honor.

Broncos stars Pat Surtain (cornerback) and Marvin Mims (returner) made the NFLPA’s All-Pro Team following the 2024 NFL season.

The NFL Players Association officially unveiled their 2024 All-Pro team on Wednesday morning. For a third straight year, the NFLPA tasked players across the league with voting for the best player at both their own positions,