The 2018 AP NFL All-Pro Team was officially announced on Friday. Kansas City was the most represented team, with four Chiefs making the list. The All-Pro Team also features the first rookie teammates since 1965, with the Colts’ Quenton Nelson and Darius Leonard making the cut. The only unanimous choice on the list was defensive tackle Aaron Donald.
“That’s surreal,” Donald said. “It’s a blessing. Wow! You see the hard work pay off. A lot of credit to my teammates and my coaches for pushing me and helping me.”
The All-Pro Team features a perfect split of 14 NFC and AFC players, 16 of which were newcomers to the team. Let’s get to the list.
OFFENSE
QB — Patrick Mahomes, KC
RB — Todd Gurley, LAR
Flex — Tyreek Hill, KC
TE — Travis Kelce, KC
WR — Michael Thomas, NO
WR — DeAndre Hopkins, HOU
LT — David Bakhtiari, GB
LG —Quenton Nelson, IND
C — Jason Kelce, PHI
RG —Zack Martin, DAL
RT — Mitchell Schwartz, KC
DEFENSE
DE — J.J. Watt, HOU
DE — Khalil Mack, CHI
DL — Aaron Donald, LAR
DL — Fletcher Cox, PHI
LB — Luke Kuechly, CAR
LB — Bobby Wagner, SEA
LB — Darius Leonard, IND
CB — Kyle Fuller, CHI
CB — Stephon Gilmore, NE
S — Eddie Jackson, CHI
S — Derwin James, LAC
DB — Desmond King, LAC
SPECIAL TEAMS
PK — Justin Tucker, BAL
P — Michael Dickson, SEA
KR — Andre Roberts, NYJ
PR — Tarik Cohen, CHI
ST — Adrian Phillips, LAC
Congrats to all who made the list! But of course, we all have opinions on who was snubbed. Let us know who YOU think was wrongfully left off the NFL All-Pro Team.
