The Ravens have a lot of Pro Bowlers again. The team announced that six players have been selected to the Pro Bowl.
Those players are as follows:
S Ed Reed (ninth Pro Bowl – selected as a starter)
DT Haloti Ngata (fourth Pro Bowl)
FB Vonta Leach (third Pro Bowl – selected as a starter)
RB Ray Rice (third Pro Bowl)
G Marshal Yanda (second Pro Bowl – selected as a starter)
WR/RS Jacoby Jones (first selection – selected as a starter)
S Bernard Pollard has been selected as a first alternate.
There you have it. Newsworthy day in the NFL.
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PLAYERS:
Ed Reed,
Haloti Ngata,
Vonta Leach,
Ray Rice,
Jacoby Jones,
Bernard Pollard
TEAMS: Baltimore Ravens
TEAMS: Baltimore Ravens
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