Pro Bowl Draft 2015 Results: Teams, Captains, Remaining Players After Day 1

The 2015 Pro Bowl rosters are far from set, but we have an initial blueprint following Day 1 selections for Team Irvin and Team Carter in the second year of the fantasy-draft format.

Hall of Fame wide receivers Cris Carter and Michael Irvin are leading the squads, and both made two captain's picks before selecting their crop of defensive tackles, offensive linemen, fullbacks and special teamers. But with most of the marquee players in the field yet to be selected, the finishing of the draft Wednesday night figures to include plenty of star names.

Let's take a look at all of the information from Day 1 of the draft, including a list of players still eligible to be drafted in Day 2.

Team Carter	Team Irvin
J.J. Watt, DE, Texans	DeMarco Murray, RB, Cowboys
Antonio Brown, WR, Steelers	Joe Haden, CB, Browns

Position	Team Carter	Team Irvin
DT	Marcell Dareus, Kyle Williams and Dontari Poe	Aaron Donald, Sheldon Richardson and Geno Atkins
G	Mike Pouncey, Josh Sitton and Evan Mathis	Zack Martin, Marshal Yanda and Kyle Long
C	Maurkice Pouncey and Jason Kelce	Travis Frederick and Nick Mangold
FB	John Kuhn	Marcel Reece
P	Pat McAfee	Kevin Huber
K	Cody Parkey	Adam Vinatieri
ST	Justin Bethel	Darrell Stuckey
Returner	Devin Hester	Darren Sproles

Quarterbacks
Running Backs
Wide Receivers
Tight Ends
Tackles
Defensive Ends
Outside Linebackers
Inside Linebackers
Cornerbacks
Safeties
Long-snappers
Andrew Luck, IND	Tony Romo, DAL	Drew Brees, NO
Matthew Stafford, DET	Matt Ryan, ATL	Andy Dalton, CIN
Jamaal Charles, KC	Justin Forsett, BAL	Alfred Morris, WAS
C.J. Anderson, DEN	Mark Ingram, NO
A.J. Green, CIN	T.Y. Hilton, IND	Jordy Nelson, GB	Odell Beckham Jr., NYG
Emmanuel Sanders, DEN	Golden Tate, DET	Randall Cobb, GB
Jimmy Graham, NO	Greg Olsen, CAR	Martellus Bennett, CHI
Jason Witten, DAL
Ryan Clady, DEN	Jason Peters, PHI	Tyron Smith, DAL
Joe Staley, SF	Joe Thomas, CLE	Trent Williams, WAS
Calais Campbell, ARI	Robert Quinn, STL	Cameron Wake, MIA
Mario Williams, BUF	DeMarcus Ware, DEN
Connor Barwin, PHI	Elvis Dumervil, BAL	Tamba Hali, KC
Justin Houston, KC	Clay Matthews, GB	Von Miller, DEN
Luke Kuechly, CAR	C.J. Mosley, BAL	Lawrence Timmons, PIT
D'Qwell Jackson, IND
Vontae Davis, IND	Brent Grimes, MIA	Chris Harris, DEN	Patrick Peterson, ARI
Aqib Talib, DEN	Antonio Cromartie, ARI	Sam Shields, GB
Tashaun Gipson, CLE	Glover Quin, DET	Eric Weddle, SD
Mike Adams, IND	T.J. Ward, DEN	Antoine Bethea, SF
L.P. Ladouceur, DAL	Jon Dorenbos, PHI

Top Players Still Available

Luke Kuechly, ILB, Panthers

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It shouldn't take much time, if any at all, for Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly to come off the board Wednesday evening.

With the way the third-year pro has taken over the league in such short time, it's somewhat of a surprise that he even wasn't one of the four captain's picks. He led the NFL in tackles with 153, also adding a career-high 11 pass deflections and hawking to the ball relentlessly play-in and play-out.

Even in his Panthers' season-ending loss in the divisional round to Seattle, his impact was felt in limiting the Seahawks' dominant rushing attack, per Andy Benoit of Sports Illustrated:

Last year's AP Defensive Player of the Year in the NFL, Kuechly has been overtaken in hype by Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt as the most dominant defensive player—and rightfully so. Obviously, one performance in the Pro Bowl won't do anything to change that.

But Kuechly could at least show up Carter for selecting Watt instead of him by wreaking havoc every time he's in the game Sunday.

Jimmy Graham, TE, Saints

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With Rob Gronkowski headed to the bigger game of the two upcoming in Glendale, Arizona, New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham stands as perhaps the best pass-catcher—even among the wideouts—among those still available.

It wasn't exactly a banner season for Graham, who was hampered by injury in the early part of the year and never truly got going to his full potential. But a change of scenery—even as minimal as the Pro Bowl—could do wonders for Graham.

If you're not buying him to turn it around in the Pro Bowl, just look at how he fared in each of his first two Pro Bowl appearances.

Graham made the roster for the first time in 2011, when he caught a two-yard touchdown pass for the AFC. He also took part in last year's first installment of the unconferenced format, catching another touchdown from eight yards out.

Look for the athletic tight end to come off the board very early when picking resumes Wednesday night.

Vontae Davis, CB, Colts

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All of the talk at the cornerback position in the Pro Bowl surrounds Patrick Peterson and Joe Haden, the latter of whom was a captain's pick. But Vontae Davis showed throughout 2014—and in the postseason especially—why he shouldn't be overlooked.

The Indianapolis Colts' budding star at corner was a key component in slowing down Peyton Manning and the Broncos in their upset victory, and he played admirably against the Patriots in their AFC Championship Game defeat. 

And while the likes of Peterson and Haden have been sitting at home and in offseason mode for a couple of weeks, Davis is locked and loaded. He's ready to go after just finishing his season last weekend.

Having never made a Pro Bowl before this, Davis will be intent on proving his doubters wrong and showing why he belongs in the conversation of the NFL's best cornerbacks.