Here are the selections for the 2016 Pro Bowl, to be played Jan. 31 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. Hall of Famers Jerry Rice and Michael Irvin will serve as alumni team captains for their Pro Bowl teams.

OFFENSE

Quarterbacks

Tom Brady, Patriots
Cam Newton, Panthers
Carson Palmer, Cardinals
Aaron Rodgers, Packers
Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers
Russell Wilson, Seahawks

Wide Receivers

Odell Beckham Jr., Giants
Antonio Brown, Steelers
Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals
A.J. Green, Bengals
DeAndre Hopkins, Texans
Calvin Johnson, Lions
Julio Jones, Falcons
Brandon Marshall, Jets

Tackles

Jason Peters, Eagles
Tyron Smith, Cowboys
Joe Staley, 49ers
Joe Thomas, Browns
Andrew Whitworth, Bengals
Trent Williams, Redskins

Guards

David DeCastro, Steelers
Mike Iupati, Cardinals
Zack Martin, Cowboys
Josh Sitton, Packers
Trai Turner, Panthers
Marshal Yanda, Ravens

Centers

Travis Frederick, Cowboys
Ryan Kalil, Panthers
Alex Mack, Browns
Mike Pouncey, Dolphins

Tight Ends

Tyler Eifert, Bengals
Rob Gronkowski, Patriots
Travis Kelce, Chiefs
Greg Olsen, Panthers

Running backs

Jonathan Stewart, Panthers
Adrian Peterson, Vikings
LeSean McCoy, Bills
Todd Gurley, Rams
Devonta Freeman, Falcons
Doug Martin, Buccaneers

Fullbacks

Mike Tolbert, Panthers
Marcel Reece, Raiders

DEFENSE

Defensive ends

Ezekiel Ansah, Lions
Michael Bennett, Seahawks
Chandler Jones, Patriots
Khalil Mack, Raiders
J.J. Watt, Texans
Muhammad Wilkerson, Jets

Defensive tackles

Geno Atkins, Bengals
Calais Campbell, Cardinals
Fletcher Cox, Eagles
Aaron Donald, Rams
Gerald McCoy, Bucs
Kawann Short, Panthers

Outside linebackers

Jamie Collins, Patriots
Thomas Davis, Panthers
Tamba Hali, Chiefs
Justin Houston, Chiefs
Von Miller, Broncos
DeMarcus Ware, Broncos

Inside / middle linebackers

NaVorro Bowman, 49ers
Luke Kuechly, Panthers
Clay Matthews, Packers
Bobby Wagner, Seahawks

Cornerbacks

Malcolm Butler, Patriots
Chris Harris, Broncos
Josh Norman, Panthers
Marcus Peters, Chiefs
Patrick Peterson, Cardinals
Darrelle Revis, Jets
Richard Sherman, Seahawks
Aqib Talib, Broncos

Free safeties

Tyrann Mathieu, Cardinals
Reggie Nelson, Bengals
Earl Thomas, Seahawks

Strong safeties

Eric Berry, Chiefs
Kam Chancellor, Seahawks
Charles Woodson, Raiders

SPECIAL TEAMS

Punters

Sam Koch, Ravens
Johnny Hekker, Rams

Kickers

Stephen Gostkowski, Patriots
Dan Bailey, Cowboys

Return specialists

Darren Sproles, Eagles
Tyler Lockett, Seahawks

Special teamers

Matthew Slater, Patriots
Justin Bethel, Cardinals

I know Ivory has gone cold lately but regardless he was robbed of a spot. He's the first alternate though so fair enough.

Other than that only 3 Jets made it and they were the 3 I would've expected: Revis, Wilkerson, Marshall

10 Pro Bowlers for the Panthers... and honestly everyone they chose kinda does deserve it.

I was wondering if both Harris and Talib would both be chosen at CB. Pleasant surprise to see they both were.

It is a flat out joke that Calvin Johnson made it over Allen Robinson. Hurns was better too lol.

See, this is why the fans shouldn't vote.

Even someone like Jarvis Landry should've gotten in over Megatron. But Allen Robinson got seriously robbed.

i agree with most of this list tbh

good to sell LT trent williams there, he lost 25 pounds over the offseason

TE jordan reed will be there next season

Huh wrote:

TE jordan reed will be there next season

Honestly, I'd probably rank him right after the four that made it this year, maybe even ahead of Kelce. Reed had some damn good games this year.

Jordan Reed is definitely not guardable and should have 80-90 grabs with 10 TD next year

idk if he will stay "healthy" though

pay the man