2014 Pro Bowl Unconferenced Ballot: Special Teams Players

The NFL Pro Bowl will no longer be played between the AFC and NFC. Instead, players will be chosen  regardless of their respective conference. Each position has a certain amount of players that will be selected, with the hope that the best players will make the game, no what conference they play in will. Further description of the new Pro Bowl voting and how the players will be split between Deion Sander's team and Jerry Rice's team is explained via http://www.nfl.com/probowl/ballot:

"The NFL's top two vote-getters on offense and defense become team captains for Deion Sanders' team and Jerry Rice's team. In a fantasy draft style setting, the captains pick from the voted all-stars to form the teams. And when the stars are realigned, it's teammate versus teammate in the new Pro Bowl: Unconferenced." 

Special Teams:

Kicker (2)


Justin Tucker, Ravens

Matt Prater, Broncos

Punter (2)

Jon Ryan, Seahawks

Dustin Colquitt, Chiefs

Punt/Kick Returner (2)

Cordarrelle Patterson, Vikings

Jacoby Jones, Ravens

Special Team Specialist (2)

Matthew Slater, Patriots

Justin Bethel, Cardinals

2014 Pro Bowl Unconferenced Ballot: Defensive Players

The NFL Pro Bowl will no longer be played between the AFC and NFC. Instead, players will be chosen  regardless of their respective conference. Each position has a certain amount of players that will be selected, with the hope that the best players will make the game, no what conference they play in will. Further description of the new Pro Bowl voting and how the players will be split between Deion Sander's team and Jerry Rice's team is explained via http://www.nfl.com/probowl/ballot:

"The NFL's top two vote-getters on offense and defense become team captains for Deion Sanders' team and Jerry Rice's team. In a fantasy draft style setting, the captains pick from the voted all-stars to form the teams. And when the stars are realigned, it's teammate versus teammate in the new Pro Bowl: Unconferenced." 

Defense:

Defensive End (6)

Calais Campbell, Cardinals

Cameron Jordan, Saints

Robert Quinn, Rams

Greg Hardy, Panthers

J.J. Watt, Texans

Muhammad Wilkerson, Jets

Defensive Tackle (6)

Ndamukong Suh, Lions

Kyle Williams, Bills

Jurrell Casey, Titans

Sheldon Richardson, Jets

Gerald McCoy, Buccaneers

Jason Hatcher, Cowboys

Inside Linebacker (4)

Luke Kuechly, Panthers

Vontaze Burfict, Bengals

NaVorro Bowman, 49ers

Derrick Johnson, Chiefs

Outside Linebacker (6)

Tamba Hali, Chiefs

Robert Mathis, Colts

Justin Houston, Chiefs

Elvis Dumervil, Ravens

Lavonte David, Buccaneers

Thomas Davis, Panthers

Cornerback (8)

Richard Sherman, Seahawks

Patrick Peterson, Cardinals

Brent Grimes, Dolphins

Joe Haden, Browns

Aqib Talib, Patriots

Darrelle Revis, Buccaneers

Jason McCourty, Titans

Vontae Davis, Colts

Strong Safety (2)

Eric Berry, Chiefs

T.J. Ward, Browns

Free Safety (2)

Earl Thomas, Seahawks

Eric Weddle, Chargers

2014 Pro Bowl Unconferenced Ballot: Offensive Players

The NFL Pro Bowl will no longer be played between the AFC and NFC. Instead, players will be chosen  regardless of their respective conference. Each position has a certain amount of players that will be selected, with the hope that the best players will make the game, no what conference they play in.

"The NFL's top two vote-getters on offense and defense become team captains for Deion Sanders' team and Jerry Rice's team. In a fantasy draft style setting, the captains pick from the voted all-stars to form the teams. And when the stars are realigned, it's teammate versus teammate in the new Pro Bowl: Unconferenced." 

With further ado, here is my 2014 Pro Bowl Ballot by position (and number of players in parenthesis allowed per position) for offensive players.

Offense:

Quarterback (6)

Peyton Manning, Broncos

Drew Brees, Saints

Philip Rivers, Chargers

Tom Brady, Patriots

Russell Wilson, Seahawks

Nick Foles, Eagles

Running Back (6)

Jamaal Charles, Chiefs

LeSean McCoy, Eagles

Adrian Peterson, Vikings

Marshawn Lynch, Seahawks

Matt Forte, Bears

Frank Gore, 49ers

Wide Receiver (8)

 Calvin Johnson, Lions

Josh Gordon, Browns

Dez Bryant, Cowboys

Antonio Brown, Steelers

Alshon Jeffery, Bears

DeMaryius Thomas, Broncos

Andre Johnson, Texans

Julian Edelman, Patriots

Fullback (2)

Mike Tolbert, Panthers

Marcel Reece, Raiders

Tight End (4)

Jimmy Graham, Saints

Julius Thomas, Broncos

Vernon Davis, 49ers

Jordan Cameron, Browns

Tackle (6)

Joe Thomas, Browns

Trent Williams, Redskins

Tyron Smith, Cowboys

Nate Solder, Patriots

Jason Peters, Eagles

Joe Staley, 49ers

Guard (6)

Ben Grubbs, Saints

David DeCastro, Steelers

Evan Mathis, Eagles

Josh Sitton, Packers

Louis Vasquez, Broncos

Larry Warford, Lions

Center (4)

Ryan Kalil, Panthers

Chris Myers, Texans

Manny Ramirez, Broncos

Alex Mack, Browns