The NFL season is already in its fourteenth week, and the best players in the league are already being selected for the NFL Pro Bowl.
Six Browns players currently rank among the top 10 in their position’s Pro Bowl vote. Thanks to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, you can view the complete list below.
A list of potential Pro Bowl players is shown below. Christmas Day 2023 is the deadline for voting in the Pro Bowl.
Joel Bitonio, the fifth guard, is
Bitonio is on track to make it to his sixth consecutive Pro Bowl, despite not being as good as he was a few years ago. This season, Bitonio has given up two sacks and twenty-one rushes.
David Njoku, the ninth-ranked tight end
Njoku is expected to record a season that would surpass 700 yards receiving, which would be the greatest of his career. Although he would benefit from improved quarterback play, the gifted tight end is nonetheless productive when used regularly.
It’s likely that he is viewing the Pro Bowl from the outside looking in. It would benefit him if the season ended well.
Nick Harris, the tenth-ranked fullback
Even though Harris is their backup center, Cleveland began to list him as a fullback a few weeks ago. A few times a game, Harris can get on the field and get a rushing start, allowing him to bulldoze opponents. This is made possible by him playing fullback. The fact that Harris is ranked sixth here indicates how few fullbacks there are, but at least the NFL has acknowledged Harris as the Browns’ “starting” fullback.
Among defensive ends, Myles Garrett ranks first.
Although Garrett’s shoulder ailment has limited him in the past few games, opposition quarterbacks still find him to be a nightmare. This season, Garrett will once more be an All-Pro and Pro Bowl player. With 13.5 sacks under his belt, the standout pass rusher may surpass his season high of 16.
Sixth among strong safeties is Grant Delpit.
Delpit has had an outstanding season, and in my opinion, he has outperformed the NFL’s sixth strong safety, but we all know how the Pro Bowl selection process works. This season, Delpit might make his first Pro Bowl appearance. In addition to leading the Browns in tackles (73), he has also recorded an interception.
Dustin Hopkins, the number two kicker
Cleveland’s trade for Hopkins was one of their better decisions. Although he hasn’t yet encountered any extreme weather on the lake, he has performed admirably. This year, Hopkins has made 30 out of 33 field goals. One of the NFL’s top kickers at the moment is in Cleveland.
You can vote for the Pro Below here.
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