The Dream Team won't be heading to the Super Bowl, but a few members will be going to the Pro Bowl.
LeSean McCoy, Jason Babin and Jason Peters were all named to the Pro-Bowl today.
Unlike other years where certain members of the team have been left off, no one other then those 3 were expected to make the team. It was be McCoy's first Pro-Bowl appearence, Babins 2nd in a row, and Peters 5th in a row.
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