Overall, the Vikings have received the fourth most votes of any team, behind the Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs.

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.

The Miami Dolphins' struggles on the field this season are showing up in the Pro Bowl fan voting, at least based on the early results. The NFL has announced the

Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels’ record-breaking rookie season continued Monday when the NFL released the results of the first batch of Pro Bowl voting. The dual-threat passer led all NFC quarterbacks in votes.

The Houston Texans have the best record in the AFC, but the Pro Bowl votes aren’t showing it.

The Detroit Lions lead the NFC with an 11-1 record through 13 weeks, and now also lead the entire NFL in total Pro Bowl votes. The announcement was made on Monday for Dan Campbell's team, which is off to a franchise-best start and is tied with the Kansas City Chiefs for the league's very best record.

Rookie Sione Vaki leads all NFL special teams players in Pro Bowl voting, but he's far from the only Lions player doing well.

Some of the names can be expected, such as Justin Jefferson, but some new names, like Andrew Van Ginkel, also made an appearance in the top ten voting results. It is important to note that we can see who ranks were in votes, but we cannot see how many votes separate them from others at the position.

The Pro Bowl has long been a storied tradition in the NFL, and in recent years, it has gotten a facelift. The new format of games, trials, and flag football has brought some new eyes to the game, but the honor of being selected remains unchanged.

Three former Wisconsin Badgers were among the early leading vote-getters for the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl Games on Monday. Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker T.J. Watt, Minnesota Vikings outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel and Detroit Lions guard Kevin Zeitler were among 50 players listed as top vote-getters in the early voting window on Monday.