Sunday's game between the Baltimore Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles was loaded with star power, and there is no bigger proof of that than the first round

At 4-8, the Saints are on the verge of being eliminated from the playoff race for a fourth straight season. That would be their longest stretch without a postseason appearance since five years from 2001 to 2005.

Rookie Sione Vaki leads all NFL special teams players in Pro Bowl voting, but he's far from the only Lions player doing well.

Two former Alabama running backs are among the top five vote-getters in the NFL’s first report on fan voting for the Pro Bowl Games. Derrick Henry of the Baltimore Ravens ranks second overall with 40,720 votes, and Jahmyr Gibbs of the Detroit Lions is fifth with 35,637 votes.

The Dallas Cowboys are well-represented in early Pro Bowl voting, with six players landing in the top 10 at their respective positions.

After one week of voting, reigning league MVP Lamar Jackson is leading all NFL players in fan votes for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games. So far, Jackson has received 44,681 votes, nearly 4,000 more than Ravens teammate Derrick Henry,

Fan voting for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games has been open for one week, and despite a lackluster season, a half-dozen Cowboys fi

Four Vikings lead their position in votes among NFC players: WR Justin Jefferson, OLB Andrew Van Ginkel, CB Byron Murphy Jr., and LS Andrew DePaola (despite being injured for a month). Jefferson and DePaola lead all players in the NFL at their positions.

Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson, with 44,681 votes, leads all players in balloting for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games after one week of voting.

No team in the NFL has received more Pro Bowl votes than the Detroit Lions, according to an updated vote total released by the league on Monday. Running back Jahmyr Gibbs is the team’s leading vote-getter, with 35,637 votes. Gibbs leads the Lions with 973 yards, averaging 6.0 yards per carry.

Nineteen players on the Lions rank in the top 10 for their positions, with 10 of those coming on offense, five on defense and four on special teams. Penei Sewell, Kevin Zeitler and Sione Vaki lead the way at offensive tackle, offensive guard and special teamer, respectively.