Fan voting for the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl Games opened last week and we received our first update this week. The Denver Broncos have 12 players in the top ten at their respective positions after the first wave of voting.

Lamar Jackson, the reigning NFL MVP, is the fan-favorite player, leading all NFL players in votes with 44,681. His remarkable season has seen him complete 67% of his passes for 3,290 yards, 29 touchdowns, and just three interceptions. These stats and his electrifying playstyle make him the undisputed leader in fan support this season.

Former UCLA Bruins running back Carson Steele has received a surprisingly high number of Pro Bowl votes this season. He is the leading fullback vote getter amongst all AFC players which may come as a surprise to some.

The Miami Dolphins’ lackluster 2024 season evidently hasn’t inspired many fans to vote for the team’s players to go to the Pro Bowl Games. In the first release from the NFL, only three Dolphins players were top 10 in voting at their position.

Pro Bowl voting, three members of the Indianapolis Colts rank amongst the top 10 in votes at their respective position groups. At the guard position, Quenton Nelson comes in at No. 10, while Nick Cross is No.

The Denver Broncos have several players having Pro Bowl caliber seasons, but the national perception has yet to catch up.

What’s more shocking is that only one player ranks in the top 10 at his position: rookie Braden Fiske. He has the fifth-most fan votes among all defensive tackles in the NFL, behind only Dexter Lawrence, Vita Vea, Quinnen Williams and Cameron Heyward. All four of them have already been Pro Bowlers, so Fiske is in great company.

You know we are getting late into the NFL regular season when we start seeing results coming in from the league-wide fan voting for the upcoming Pro Bowl. With the Indianapolis Colts sitting outside the AFC playoffs with a lackluster 6-7 record,