Eagles have 3 players make the first-ever ‘All-Pro team’ voted on only by players
Here is the inaugural Players’ All-Pro Team, via the NFL Players Association: pic.twitter.com/KyeqjecgEG
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 11, 2023
NFL players wanted more say in the postseason award process and on Wednesday, the NFLPA unveiled the first annual Players All-Pro Team for the 2022 season.
Philadelphia had the NFL’s best record for most of the season and was rewarded with three players making the list, with two coming from the dominant offensive line.
Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson landed on the list, while Darius Slay was the lone representative from the Eagles’ stout defense.
NOTE: PLAYERS WHO MISSED 5 OR MORE GAMES AS OF WEEK 15 WERE INELIGIBLE.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson missed out on the Pro Bowl and now Players’ All-Pro votes after he missed five weeks with a lacerated kidney.
Jason Kelce
(Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images)
This season Kelc allowed 0 sacks, 0 QB hits allowed and 8 pressures allowed, while not allowing a single pressure in the fourth quarter this year.
Lane Johnson
(Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images)
Johnson allowed just nine pressures in 15 games before injury caused him to miss the final two weeks of the season.
Johnson did not surrender a sack or a hit all season and has gone almost two full seasons without.
Darius Slay
Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports
Slay has the seventh-best passer rating in the NFL among cornerbacks this season and he’ll be the player to watch in the NFC playoffs against some talented wide receivers.
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