Pro Bowl 2017 Roster: Full List of Players, Final MVP Predictions and Top Snubs

It's all-star season in the sporting world, headlined by the 2017 NFL Pro Bowl. 

The NBA just announced its All-Star starters, a production put together by fans, players and beyond. Matching this is the NFL, which announced the rosters last week ahead of Sunday's game.

A stopgap solution for fans before Super Bowl LI between the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots, experimentation continues to be the name of the game as the NFL will have players compete in skill challenges and other activities.

NFL.com has a look at the current rosters, though more changes will come in the week leading up to the event. Determined by fans, players and coaches, it is easy to both love and recognize holes in the official list.

2017 NFL Pro Bowl

When: Sunday, January 29

Time: 8 p.m. ET

Where: Camping World Stadium, Orlando, Florida

National TV: ESPN

Live Stream: WatchESPN

2017 Pro Bowl Rosters

Player	Position	Team
AFC
Tom Brady	QB	New England Patriots
Derek Carr	QB	Oakland Raiders
Ben Roethlisberger	QB	Pittsburgh Steelers
Le'Veon Bell	RB	Pittsburgh Steelers
DeMarco Murray	RB	Tennessee Titans
LeSean McCoy	RB	Buffalo Bills
Antonio Brown	WR	Pittsburgh Steelers
Amari Cooper	WR	Oakland Raiders
A.J. Green	WR	Cincinnati Bengals
T.Y. Hilton	WR	Indianapolis Colts
Joe Thomas	OT	Cleveland Browns
Donald Penn	OT	Oakland Raiders
Taylor Lewan	OT	Tennessee Titans
Marshal Yanda	OG	Baltimore Ravens
Kelechi Osemele	OG	Oakland Raiders
David DeCastro	OG	Pittsburgh Steelers
Rodney Hudson	C	Oakland Raiders
Maurkice Pouncey	C	Pittsburgh Steelers
Travis Kelce	TE	Kansas City Chiefs
Delanie Walker	TE	Tennessee Titans
Kyle Juszczyk	FB	Baltimore Ravens
Khalil Mack	DE	Oakland Raiders
Cameron Wake	DE	Miami Dolphins
Jadeveon Clowney	DE	Houston Texans
Geno Atkins	DT	Cincinnati Bengals
Ndamukong Suh	DT	Miami Dolphins
Jurrell Casey	DT	Tennessee Titans
Von Miller	OLB	Denver Broncos
Lorenzo Alexander	OLB	Buffalo Bills
Brian Orakpo	OLB	Tennessee Titans
Dont'a Hightower	MLB	New England Patriots
C.J. Mosley	MLB	Baltimore Ravens
Marcus Peters	CB	Kansas City Chiefs
Aqib Talib	CB	Denver Broncos
Casey Hayward	CB	San Diego Chargers
Chris Harris	CB	Denver Broncos
Devin McCourty	FS	New England Patriots
Reggie Nelson	FS	Oakland Raiders
Eric Berry	SS	Kansas City Chiefs
Pat McAfee	P	Indianapolis Colts
Justin Tucker	K	Baltimore Ravens
Tyreek Hill	Return specialist	Kansas City Chiefs
Matthew Slater	Special teamer	New England Patriots
NFC
Matt Ryan	QB	Atlanta Falcons
Aaron Rodgers	QB	Green Bay Packers
Dak Prescott	QB	Dallas Cowboys
Ezekiel Elliott	RB	Dallas Cowboys
David Johnson	RB	Arizona Cardinals
Devonta Freeman	RB	Atlanta Falcons
Julio Jones	WR	Atlanta Falcons
Odell Beckham	WR	New York Giants
Mike Evans	WR	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Larry Fitzgerald	WR	Arizona Cardinals
Tyron Smith	OT	Dallas Cowboys
Trent Williams	OT	Washington
Jason Peters	OT	Philadelphia Eagles
Zack Martin	OG	Dallas Cowboys
Brandon Scherff	OG	Washington
T.J. Lang	OG	Green Bay Packers
Travis Frederick	C	Dallas Cowboys
Alex Mack	C	Atlanta Falcons
Greg Olsen	TE	Carolina Panthers
Jordan Reed	TE	Washington
Mike Tolbert	FB	Carolina Panthers
Everson Griffen	DE	Minnesota Vikings
Cliff Avril	DE	Seattle Seahawks
Michael Bennett	DE	Seattle Seahawks
Aaron Donald	DT	Los Angeles Rams
Gerald McCoy	DT	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Fletcher Cox	DT	Philadelphia Eagles
Vic Beasley	OLB	Atlanta Falcons
Ryan Kerrigan	OLB	Washington
Thomas Davis	OLB	Carolina Panthers
Bobby Wagner	MLB	Seattle Seahawks
Luke Kuechly	MLB	Carolina Panthers
Janoris Jenkins	CB	New York Giants
Patrick Peterson	CB	Arizona Cardinals
Richard Sherman	CB	Seattle Seahawks
Xavier Rhodes	CB	Minnesota Vikings
Harrison Smith	FS	Minnesota Vikings
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix	FS	Green Bay Packers
Landon Collins	SS	New York Giants
Johnny Hekker	P	Los Angeles Rams
Matt Bryant	K	Atlanta Falcons
Cordarrelle Patterson	Return specialist	Minnesota Vikings
Dwayne Harris	Special teamer	New York Giants

Biggest Defensive Snub: Brandon Graham, DE, Philadelphia Eagles

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The Pro Bowl remains a popularity contest, which Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham just found out the hard way.

Graham was the best player on the Eagles this season, a dominant presence who disrupted consistently while ranking with the likes of Oakland's Khalil Mack as one of the best rushers in the game.

Granted, Graham didn't tally the sexy stats needed to jump off the page. He had 59 total tackles, two forced fumbles and just 5.5 sacks, which was only good enough to get him alternate status—otherwise known as snub status.

Look at the other accolades Graham compiled, as noted by reporter Brandon Lee Gowton:

Over at Pro Football Focus, only Mack graded higher on the edge:

Graham isn't a household name and found himself stuck on a 7-9 team. But sooner or later he's going to need the props he deserves.

A status as a top-tier, unacceptable snub is a good place to start.

Biggest Offensive Snub: Drew Brees, QB, New Orleans Saints

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees remains one of the most disrespected players in the league.

Brees keeps posting video game-esque stats, yet fans and others decided to vote someone such as Dallas Cowboys rookie Dak Prescott into the game.

Silly. Brees' Saints only went 7-9, but his 5,208 passing yards led the league. His 37 touchdowns placed him third. His 70 percent completion clip: second. His yards per attempt: 7.74, sixth. His yards per game: 326, first.

Saints receiver Brandin Cooks put it best, according to NFL.com's Conor Orr: "That's just ridiculous. It's just ridiculous. What are we looking at? What are we voting on? Like, I don't get it. The guy is leading in so many categories. He's having a great year."

The NFC isn't an easy place to make a Pro Bowl at quarterback, not with Aaron Rodgers hanging around and other big names who didn't make it such as Matthew Stafford still vying for a shot. But Brees has been around a long time and is one of the league's biggest names, so blatantly ignoring raw numbers in an era where they seem to hold such an important weight is downright odd. 

MVP Pick: Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Dallas Cowboys

It's silly to expect anyone else.

Dallas rookie back Ezekiel Elliott was a sensation this year, leading the league in rushing at 1,631 yards, adding 15 scores and a 5.1 yard-per-carry average to the equation for good measure.

Back in early December, it was Elliott leading the Pro Bowl voting. It is almost like the rookie has an obligation to put on a show while staking his claim at the yearly event.

The rookie status makes this pick all the easier. Elliott, like many rookies or first-time entrants, will want to make a big splash. It helps that he shares the backfield with fellow standout rookie Jordan Howard of the Chicago Bears, adding competition to the equation.

With quarterbacks rotating in and out and Elliott being arguably the biggest star in attendance, he is the easy MVP pick.

Stats courtesy of NFL.com. All betting information courtesy of OddsShark. All advanced metrics courtesy of Pro Football Focus.