NFL Pro Bowl Selections 2015: Voting Results and Full List of Players Announced

The votes have been tabulated, the results are in and on Tuesday night the NFL Pro Bowl selections were finally announced. 

Below, you'll find this year's team, along with a look at some of the top players voted into the contest. While some of the players might not be able to play due to a berth in the Super Bowl, these rosters are stacked enough that a few missing stars won't diminish what promises to be a great exhibition.

Voting Results

QB	Tom Brady, NE	Andrew Luck, Ind	Peyton Manning, Den
	Ben Roethlisberger, Pit	Aaron Rodgers, GB	Tony Romo, Dal
RB	Le'Veon Bell, Pit	Jamaal Charles, KC	Arian Foster, Hou
	LeSean McCoy, Phi	DeMarco Murray, Dal	Marshawn Lynch, Sea
FB	John Kuhn, GB	Marcel Reece, Oak
WR	Antonio Brown, Pit	Dez Bryant, Dal	A.J. Green, Cin
	Calvin Johnson, Det	Julio Jones, Atl	T.Y. Hilton, Ind
	Demaryius Thomas, Den	Jordy Nelson, GB
TE	Jimmy Graham, NO	Rob Gronkowski, NE	Julius Thomas, Den
	Greg Olsen, Car
OT	Ryan Clady, Den	Tyron Smith, Dal	Trent Williams, Was
	Joe Staley, SF	Jason Peterson, Phi	Joe Thomas, Cle
C	Travis Frederick, Dal	Jason Kelce, Phi	Nick Mangold, NYJ
	Maurkice Pouncey, Pit
OG	Jahri Evans, NO	Mike Iupati, SF	Kyle Long, Chi
	Marshal Yanda, Bal	Josh Sitton, GB	Zack Martin, Dal
DE	Calais Campbell, Ari	Mario Williams, Buf	J.J. Watt, Hou
	Cameron Wake, Mia	Robert Quinn, STL	DeMarcus Ware, Den
DT	Marcell Dareus, Buf	Aaron Donald, STL	Gerald McCoy, TB
	Ndamukong Suh, Det	Dontari Poe, KC	Kyle Williams, Buf
OLB	Connor Barwin, Phi	Elvis Dumervil, Bal	Tamba Hali, KC
	Clay Matthews, GB	Von Miller, Den	Justin Houston, KC
ILB	Luke Kuechly, Car	C.J. Mosley, Bal	Bobby Wagner, Sea
	Lawrence Timmons, Pit
CB	Vontae Davis, Ind	Brent Grimes, Mia	Joe Haden, Cle
	Aqib Talib, Den	Richard Sherman, Sea	Chris Harris, Den
	Patrick Peterson, Ari	Darrelle Revis, NE
S	Kam Chancellor, Sea	Tashaun Gipson, Cle	Eric Weddle, SD
	Earl Thomas, Sea	Glover Quin, Det	T.J. Ward, Den
K	Stephen Gostkoswki, NE	Adam Vinatieri, Ind
P	Kevin Huber, Cin	Pat McAfee, Ind
PR	Devin Hester, Atl	Darren Sproles, Phi
ST	Justin Bethel, Ari	Matthew Slater, NE

Analysis

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Many of the selections for this year's Pro Bowl were easy enough to predict.

Aaron Rodgers has thrown for 4,155 yards, 36 touchdowns and just five interceptions this season, leading the Green Bay Packers to an 11-4 record and potentially an NFC North title if they can beat the Detroit Lions on Sunday.

Rodgers is the favorite to win the MVP award this season, so it's hardly surprising he would be in the Pro Bowl.

The player who might just give him a run for his money in that regard, however, is J.J. Watt. All he's done this year is register 72 tackles, 17.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, five fumble recoveries, an interception, 10 pass deflections and five touchdowns. Yes, five.

And then there's this, from Chase Stuart of Football Perspective on Twitter:

Wow. Just wow.

DeMarco Murray has had an amazing season, so he was a logical choice for fans, coaches and the players. He leads the NFL with 1,745 rushing yards, 304 more yards than the runner-up, Le'Veon Bell (another player who completely deserves his Pro Bowl selection). Murray has added 395 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns, making him one of the league's most dangerous weapons this season. 

He's a huge reason why the Dallas Cowboys were able to win the NFC East this season as well, ending their playoff drought.

Meanwhile, Antonio Brown has been the league's top wide receiver. He leads the league in receptions (122), receiving yards (1,570), targets (168) and is tied for third in receiving touchdowns (12), trailing only Dez Bryant (14) and Jordy Nelson (13), two other players who more than earned their place in the Pro Bowl this year.

On the defensive side of the ball, Darrelle Revis doesn't have the notable statistics of some of the other players highlighted above, but he has been arguably the most dominant corner in football this year. Consider these numbers from Jeff Howe of the Boston Herald:

Not too shabby, eh?

Some of the above players might not feature in the Pro Bowl considering their teams could reach the Super Bowl. But given some of the amazing seasons had in the NFL this year, the Pro Bowl should be a lot of fun. With stars on both sides of ball, the NFL's Super Bowl appetizer should keep the fans plenty entertained.