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Georgia finishes sixth in nation after CFP Quarterfinal loss
The final AP Poll of the season is out, and Georgia will finish 2024 ranked No. 6. After claiming the College Football Playoff National Championship last night with a win over Notre Dame, Ohio State comes in atop the rankings according to the 56 voters with the Irish just behind them at No. 2. Semifinalists Texas and Penn State are ranked No. 4 and No. 5 respectively with Oregon, which went unbeaten up until the Playoffs, sandwiched in between at No. 3.
Georgia’s ranking outside the top 5 is a first since 2020, hoisting the National Championship trophy on the final Monday night of the season in 2021 and 2022 before impressively dominating Florida State to finish as the first non-Playoff team in last year’s final AP Poll. Under Kirby Smart’s direction, the Bulldogs have finished outside the top-10 just once – 2016, Smart’s first season in Athens.
It’s now officially the offseason in College Football, which has been the case at Georgia for a few weeks now. UGA saw its season come to an end on January 2nd in New Orleans at the hands of Notre Dame. Gunner Stockton made his first career start in place of an injured Carson Beck, and the Bulldogs just couldn’t quite do enough around him to help. A pair of first half turnovers proved costly as Notre Dame scored its only offensive touchdown of the game when given the short field just before the halftime break. Then, when the Irish returned the opening kickoff for a 98-yard touchdown, Georgia found itself trailing by three scores, 20-3.
Stockton, who enters 2025 as the expected starter for Georgia, finished the game throwing for 234 yards and a 32-yard touchdown completion on 20-of-32 passing. The Bulldogs out-gained Notre Dame, but it was Riley Leonard (15-of-24, 90 passing yards, 1 touchdown, 14 attempts, 90 rushing yards) and the squad from South Bend that advanced to play Penn State in the Orange Bowl.
Since then, Georgia’s roster for next season has shaped up. Guys like Trevor Etienne, Tate Ratledge, Mykel Williams, Jalon Walker and Malaki Starks announced intentions to enter the NFL Draft. Carson Beck, after doing the same prior to the Sugar Bowl, surprisingly entered the transfer portal and decided on Miami as his next destination. He’s one of 12 players from this season’s team to do so.
It hasn’t been all bad news though for the Bulldogs. Georgia did get back the likes of Dillon Bell, Oscar Delp, Daylen Everette and Christen Miller – each of whom announced they would return for their fourth season in Athens. Transfer portal additions have included former five-star Zachariah Branch (USC), a proven SEC pass catcher Noah Thomas (Texas A&M) and an interesting trio of in the secondary (Zion Branch – USC, Jaden Harris – Miami, Adrian Maddox – UAB).
Georgia is considered to be a top-5 team by ESPN, Sporting News and Athlon Sports in each publication’s respective way-too-early preseason rankings for 2025 with a win total over/under set at 9.5 by FanDuel.
The Georgia Bulldogs put up a valiant fight in the College Football Playoff Quarterfinals, but ultimately fell short against their opponents. Despite the tough loss, Georgia finishes the season strong, claiming the sixth spot in the nation. The team showcased their talent and determination throughout the season, earning them a well-deserved spot among the top teams in the country. Congratulations to the Bulldogs on a successful season and we look forward to seeing what they will accomplish next year. Go Dawgs! #GeorgiaFootball #CFPQuarterfinals #TopSixFinish
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3.5 weeks after steamrolling Colorado in the Alamo Bowl, BYU finished #13 in the final AP Poll released Tuesday morning. BYU was ranked #18 in the previous poll.
BYU is one of four Big 12 teams ranked in the final poll, joining Arizona State (#7), Iowa State (#15), and Colorado (#25). BYU received 718 votes in the poll, 3 votes behind #12 SMU; BYU, of course, won at SMU September 6. This is BYU’s highest finish in the AP Poll since they finished #11 in the COVID season of 2020.
With many top performers returning, BYU is poised for one its highest preseason rankings ever going into the 2025 season. BYU opened the 1985 season #10 after winning the national title and haven’t had another preseason ranking in the top 15. BYU’s last time starting in the top 2025 was when they started the 2022 season #22. BYU started the 2008 season ranked #16, tied for their second-highest preseason ranking.
BYU Football Finishes Top 15 in Final AP PollBYU football had a stellar season, finishing with an impressive record and earning a spot in the top 15 of the final AP Poll. The Cougars showed their strength and talent throughout the season, defeating tough opponents and making a statement in the college football world.
Led by head coach Kalani Sitake, BYU’s offense was explosive and their defense was formidable, making them a force to be reckoned with on the field. Quarterback Zach Wilson had a standout season, solidifying himself as one of the top players in the country.
BYU’s success this season has not gone unnoticed, as they have earned a well-deserved spot in the top 15 of the final AP Poll. This accomplishment is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players, coaches, and staff who made this season a memorable one for Cougar fans everywhere.
As BYU football looks ahead to next season, they will undoubtedly use this success as motivation to continue to improve and strive for even greater heights. Congratulations to BYU football on a fantastic season and a well-earned spot in the top 15 of the final AP Poll. Go Cougars!
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#BYU #Football #Finishes #Top #Final #PollBYU Football Finishes 2024 Season In Final Rankings
PROVO, Utah – The 2024 season concludes with another AP Top 25 finish for BYU football.
After Monday night’s National Championship game, in which Ohio State defeated Notre Dame 34-23 in Atlanta, the Associated Press released its final rankings for 2024.
BYU football finished ranked No. 13 in the Top 25
BYU finished ranked No. 13. That’s a four-spot jump after BYU crushed Colorado 36-14 in the 2024 Alamo Bowl in San Antonio.
What’s interesting about BYU’s No. 13 ranking is that it is one spot behind SMU. BYU defeated SMU in Dallas back in September.
It’s the third season under head coach Kalani Sitake that BYU has finished a season ranked in the AP Top 25. The 13th ranking is the second-highest finish under Sitake, only trailing a No. 11 finish in 2020.
The final ranking in the 2024 season gives BYU football its 20th season ranked in the final AP Top 25.
BYU football was 11-2 in the 2024 season and was tied for first place in the Big 12 Conference. However, tiebreakers kept the Cougars out of the Big 12 Championship Game.
In 2024, BYU boasted one of college football’s best defenses and special teams. BYU’s offense was led by quarterback Jake Retzlaff, who passed for 2,947 yards and 20 touchdowns.
BYU finished the 2024 season with two victories over Top 25 teams (SMU, No. 12; Colorado, No. 25).
AP Top 25: Final Ranking of 2024 Season
1. Ohio State (14-2) | Big Ten
2. Notre Dame (14-2) | FBS Independent
3. Oregon (13-1) | Big Ten
4. Texas (13-3) | SEC
5. Penn State (13-3) | Big Ten
6. Georgia (11-3) | SEC
7. Arizona State (11-3) | Big 12
8. Boise State (12-2) | Mountain West
9. Tennessee (10-3) | SEC
10. Indiana (11-2) | Big Ten
11. Ole Miss (10-3) | SEC
12. SMU (11-3) | ACC
13. BYU (11-2) | Big 12
14. Clemson (10-4) | ACC
15. Iowa State (11-3) | Big 12
16. Illinois (10-3) | Big Ten
17. Alabama (9-4) | SEC
18. Miami (10-3) | ACC
19. South Carolina (9-4) | SEC
20. Syracuse (10-3) | ACC
21. Army (12-2) | American
22. Missouri (10-3) | SEC
23. UNLV (11-3) | Mountain West
24. Memphis (11-2) | American
25. Colorado (9-4) | Big 12
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BYU Football Finishes 2024 Season In Final RankingsAfter a successful season filled with thrilling victories and standout performances, the BYU football team has finished the 2024 season in the final rankings. The Cougars have once again proven themselves as a force to be reckoned with in college football, solidifying their place among the nation’s top teams.
Throughout the season, BYU showcased their talent and determination, earning impressive wins over tough opponents and demonstrating their resilience in the face of adversity. Led by a talented roster of players and a dedicated coaching staff, the Cougars showed that they have what it takes to compete at the highest level.
As the season came to a close, BYU found themselves ranked among the top teams in the country, a testament to their hard work and perseverance. The Cougars’ success in 2024 is a reflection of their commitment to excellence and their unwavering dedication to their craft.
As the team looks ahead to the future, they will undoubtedly build upon their successes and continue to strive for greatness. BYU football fans can rest assured that their team is in good hands and that the future is bright for the Cougars.
Congratulations to the BYU football team on a fantastic season and a well-deserved spot in the final rankings. Here’s to many more successful seasons to come! Go Cougars!
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Alabama finishes 2024 season with lowest Associated Press poll ranking since 2007
Alabama was ranked No. 17 in the final Associated Press football poll published Tuesday after Ohio State’s national championship game win over Notre Dame.
The Tide fell six spots from its previous AP poll ranking of No. 11 before the start of the College Football Playoff. Alabama lost the ReliaQuest Bowl to Michigan last month.
The final ranking is Alabama’s lowest in an AP poll since 2007, when Alabama finished the season unranked.
Final AP poll:
1. Ohio State (56)
2. Notre Dame
3. Oregon
4. Texas
5. Penn State
6. Georgia
7. Arizona State
8. Boise State
9. Tennessee
10. Indiana
11. Ole Miss
12. SMU
13. BYU
14. Clemson
15. Iowa State
16. Illinois
17. Alabama
18. Miami
19. South Carolina
20. Syracuse
21. Army
22. Missouri
23. UNLV
24. Memphis
25. Colorado
The Alabama Crimson Tide, a perennial powerhouse in college football, has finished the 2024 season with their lowest Associated Press poll ranking since 2007. After a disappointing season that saw them fall short of their championship aspirations, Alabama ended the season ranked outside of the top 10 for the first time in over a decade.Despite high expectations coming into the season, the Crimson Tide struggled to find their rhythm on both sides of the ball. Their offense sputtered at times, while their defense failed to live up to their usual standards. Injuries to key players also hampered their performance throughout the season.
Head coach Nick Saban, who has led Alabama to numerous national championships, now faces questions about the future of the program. With a talented roster and a track record of success, many fans and analysts are wondering what went wrong this season and how the team can bounce back in the future.
As Alabama looks ahead to the offseason and prepares for the next season, they will need to make adjustments and improvements in order to regain their status as one of college football’s elite teams. Only time will tell if they can rise back to the top of the rankings and compete for another national title.
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#Alabama #finishes #season #lowest #Press #poll #rankingFormer Arizona State star finishes career in College Football Playoff National Championship
ESPN analyst and The Pivot Podcast co-host Ryan Clark can brag for days about his list of accomplishments in the sports world.
Clark entered the NFL in 2002 as an undrafted free agent, becoming one of the most decorated and respected safeties of his generation under unfavorable circumstances.
The ESPN First Take guest-host bounced from the New York Giants to the Washington Redskins in his earliest seasons before finally finding a home as a Pittsburgh Steeler. He played eight seasons alongside Pro Football Hall of Famer Troy Polamalu — and went through some very challenging times. In 2007, Clark had to get his gall bladder and spleen removed after playing in a road game against the Denver Broncos. Because he has sickle cell trait, Denver’s high altitude caused splenic syndrome and forced him to miss the remainder of the season.
What Clark did upon his return to the NFL is nothing short of a miracle.
Clark went on to become one of the hardest-hitting defensive backs in league history, often referencing his large amount of appearances in the NFL’s “what not to do” video following the introduction of targeting rules in 2018. He won Super Bowl XLIII as a Steeler and was named to the 2011 Pro Bowl squad. He retired from the NFL in 2015 and immediately began an unprecedented run in the media industry as he now appears as a regular NFL analyst on multiple ESPN shows, a co-host on Inside the NFL and has one of the most popular sports podcasts in the world in The Pivot.
Ryan Clark’s Son Gets His Moment
At only 45 years old, it almost seems as if there is nothing that could outdo Clark’s illustrious sports career; however, on Monday night, he’ll have his proudest sports moment: watching his son play for a college football national championship.
Jordan Clark is a graduate transfer defensive back for Notre Dame. He totaled 33 tackles, five passes defended and an interception this season in Notre Dame’s complex rotation. He has made a significant impact during the College Football Playoff, racking up five tackles in the Fighting Irish’s first-round win over Indiana and defending passes in the victories over Georgia and Penn State to advance to the national championship.
Ryan Clark told TMZ Sports watching his son play in the College Football Playoff National Championship will be the biggest football moment in his family’s life.
“For me, it will be a lot of anxiousness, nervousness, for however long that game lasts, but more than anything, pride,” Clark said. “I’m just proud of what he’s able to accomplish.”
Jordan Clark Spent 5 Years At ASU
This season was a major change of pace for the graduate student after spending five years at Arizona State during some tumultuous years.
Jordan signed to the Sun Devils in 2019, joining Washington Commanders rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels under head coach Herm Edwards. The younger Clark saw some good times in Tempe, helping ASU to two 8-5 seasons from 2019-2021 and appearing in two bowl games before chaos broke loose.
The defensive back battled through the transfer of his friend Daniels to LSU and the scandal and firing of Edwards in 2022, electing to stay at ASU in 2023 under current head coach Kenny Dillingham. He was an integral part of the Sun Devils’ secondary under Dillingham, doing enough to earn the respect and appreciation of Notre Dame and its head coach Marcus Freeman. He recorded 139 total tackles, 17 passes defended, three interceptions and a pick six in five seasons as a Sun Devil.
Despite leaving Arizona State, the Clark family never stopped showing love to the Sun Devils. Clark went to bat for ASU with ESPN analyst Elle Duncan and two-time college football national champion Cam Newton ahead of the playoffs as the pair made claims that ASU wouldn’t make for a good show in the playoffs. After Arizona State took Texas to two extra periods in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl — the most electric game of the College Football Playoff — Clark quoted the video, praising Dillingham on X.
“Always gonna show love! (Dillingham) just gets it. Did something for my son I can never repay,” Clark tweeted.
Always gonna show @KennyDillingham love! Dude just gets it. Did something for my son I can never repay.
And you already know how I feel about @camskattebo5. https://t.co/joAkYEc7YP
— Ryan Clark (@Realrclark25) January 2, 2025
Clark posted a heartfelt tweet on Monday ahead of the game, reminiscing on a significant moment through his son’s recruitment and recognizing his dedication to the sport. The tweet, which includes a snippet of Clark from a Pivot Podcast episode, talks about his son’s appreciation for ASU and how hard it was to leave, being one of the few schools that took a chance on him.
“He didn’t want to leave ASU because he felt a loyalty to that school because he felt like, ‘They recruited me, when some of these other people didn’t think I was good enough to be recruited,’” Clark said. “And I had to convince him, it’s a testament to what you’ve done, the way you’ve grown, the way you worked, that these schools now want you to go there.”
“You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to be you… and that’s enough”
I’ll never forget leaving Penn State after a High School football camp, & Jordan telling me, “I had to be perfect & I wasn’t”. I was sad because that was the level of pressure he felt while working… pic.twitter.com/FJzGmApDl3
— Ryan Clark (@Realrclark25) January 20, 2025
It’s a full circle moment for Clark, who hasn’t been shy about sharing his childhood dream of playing at Notre Dame being fulfilled by his son. Beyond his son wearing the colors he once hoped to don, there is nothing that rivals getting the opportunity to watch his child play on college football’s biggest stage.
“Played in two Super Bowls, won two AFC Championships, won a Super Bowl, never shed a tear. More than anything, I was just relieved it was over,” Clark said. “When I hugged him after the Sugar Bowl … I couldn’t fight back the tears, just to see him so excited and so happy (about) the journey he was going on.”
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Former Arizona State star, Jayden Daniels, capped off his college football career in style by leading his team to the College Football Playoff National Championship game. Daniels, who was a standout quarterback for the Sun Devils, showcased his talent and leadership on the biggest stage in college football.Despite facing tough competition, Daniels showed poise and determination throughout the playoff run, leading his team to thrilling victories along the way. His performance in the championship game was nothing short of spectacular, as he threw for over 300 yards and several touchdowns, solidifying his place as one of the top quarterbacks in the country.
Although his team ultimately fell short in the championship game, Daniels’ legacy as a top-tier college football player is secure. His time at Arizona State was marked by numerous accolades and accomplishments, and his impact on the program will be felt for years to come.
As he transitions to the next chapter of his football career, whether it be in the NFL or elsewhere, Jayden Daniels will always be remembered as a former Arizona State star who shined bright on the national stage. Congratulations on a remarkable college career, Jayden!
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17-year-old finishes first round as pro golfer
Nashville’s Blades Brown, who is 17 years old, made his pro golf debut Thursday in the 2025 American Express Golf tournament at La Quinta Country Club in La Quinta, California.
The former Brentwood Academy standout shot an even-par 72. He had three straight birdies on the front nine and finished his round with 12 straight pars.
Brown is tied for 117th place, 10 shots behind leader JT Poston. The cut will be made after Saturday’s third round and the top 65 plus ties will make Sunday’s final round.
Blades Brown makes the turn at even in pro debut on PGA Tour
Blades Brown finished his front nine with three consecutive pars and he is even through nine holes in his pro golf debut at the PGA Tour American Express Tournament
Blades Brown has three straight birdies on front nine at American Express
Blades Brown is back to even on his round after three straight birdies on the front nine. Brown got the first birdie of his pro career on the par-4 fourth hole, then got another birdie on the par-5 fifth hole and followed with another on the par-5 sixth hole.
Blades Brown has first birdie as a pro golfer at American Express
Blades Brown got his first birdie as a pro golfer on the par-4 fourth hole in his first round at the American Express tournament. Brown is 2-over in the tournament. He bogeyed the second hole and had a double bogey on the third hole.
Blades Brown pars first hole as a pro golfer at American Express
Blades Brown’s first round as a pro golfer has begun. The 17-year-old make a par on the par-4 first hole on the LaQuinta Course.
Blades Brown tee time, pairing in American Express tournament
Brown will tee off at 12:42 p.m. CT Thursday with Isaiah Salinda on the LaQuinta Course as part of a three-course rotation over the tournament’s first 54 holes.
More:Everything Blades Brown, 17, said ahead of pro golf debut at PGA Tour American Express
On Friday, the same pairing will tee off at 12:09 p.m. CT at the Jack Nicklaus Tournament course, and on Saturday at 11:36 a.m. CT, they will tee off at the Pete Dye Stadium course.
The cut will be made after Saturday’s round is complete for Sunday’s final round, which will include the top 65, plus ties, at the Pete Dye course.
Blades Brown American Express golf tournament odds, purse
Brown has +75000 odds to win the American Express, tied for second-worst in the tournament, according to FanDuel.
His odds are better than several big names, however, including 2016 Masters champion Danny Willett and 2013 PGA Championship winner Jason Dufner.
The tournament’s total purse is $8.8 million, with the winner taking home $1.584 million.
How to watch Blades Brown at 2025 American Express online, streaming
The 2025 American Express will be streamed online with PGA Tour Live on ESPN+ beginning at 10:30 a.m. CT Thursday through Sunday.
Simulcasts of Golf Channel and NBC’s television coverage will be available on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app.
How to watch Blades Brown, 2025 American Express on TV
Here’s the American Express schedule on Golf Channel.
● Thursday, Jan. 16: 3-6 p.m. CT (Golf Channel)
● Friday, Jan. 17: 3-6 p.m. CT (Golf Channel)
● Saturday, Jan. 18: 3-6 p.m. CT (Golf Channel)
Why Blades Brown is making pro golf debut at PGA Tour American Express tournament
Brown is playing in the 2025 American Express on a sponsor exemption. His management agency, SportFive, runs the tournament.
Exemptions are Brown’s key to PGA Tour success in the 2025 season. The tour allows players up to seven sponsor exemptions each year. SportFive also runs the Puerto Rico Open, Myrtle Beach Classic and ISCO Championship.
Top 10 finishers at PGA Tour events can earn additional tournament exemptions.
How old is Blades Brown?
Brown, who attended Brentwood Academy near Nashville, is 17 years old.
Is Blades Brown a pro golfer?
Brown decided to forgo college to compete in professional tournaments for money. Technically, he is a pro but does not have full-time status on the PGA Tour, meaning he cannot play in every event.
PGA Tour Q-School is the most direct way to make the tour full-time. Q-School is a months-long series of fall tournaments in which the top five finishers are awarded PGA Tour status.
More:Nashville’s Blades Brown, 17, turning pro, will play in PGA Tour Amex Golf Tournament in 2025
It’s not uncommon for European players to skip college and turn pro out of high school. Most Americans choose the college route. But there could be a shift as some amateurs, like Brown and 16-year-old Miles Russell, dabble in PGA Tour events on exemptions.
Akshay Bhatia, at age 17 in 2019, is the most recent notable American to turn pro. He has since won the Barracuda Championship and Valero Texas Open.
What Blades Brown, Nick Dunlap have in common
Alabama golfer Nick Dunlap, at 20, became the first amateur in 33 years to win on the PGA Tour when he captured the American Express title last year. His 29-under 259 was the event record since it moved to a 72-hole format in 2016.
Brown and Dunlap have crossed paths. While Brown won the 2023 U.S. Amateur stroke play title, Dunlap went on to win the U.S. Amateur championship, outlasting Neal Shipley in the final match.
Has Blades Brown played in a PGA Tour tournament?
Brown tied for 26th place at the Myrtle Beach Classic in May as an amateur in his first PGA Tour event. He finished at 10-under 209.
Blades Brown broke Bobby Jones’ record, equaled Tiger Woods
In 2023, Brown won the stroke play portion of the U.S. Amateur, regarded as the nation’s most difficult amateur tournament. At age 16, he shot 8-under 64 at Colorado Golf Club to become the youngest medalist in U.S. Amateur history, breaking Jones’ 103-year-old record.
Brown was the 2024 U.S. Junior Amateur medalist, firing rounds of 66-68 (134) at Oakland Hills Country Club in Detroit to join Woods and Clampett as the only players to medal at both the U.S. Junior and the U.S. Amateur.
More:Why Blades Brown was named Tennessean’s 2024 High School Sportsperson of Year
Brown won three AJGA titles in 2024 and captured the Tennessee State Junior by 12 shots. He also represented the United States on the national junior and junior Presidents Cup teams.
In high school, he attended Brentwood Academy and won three consecutive Division II-AAA TSSAA state championships (2021-23). In 2023, he tied the TSSAA two-day scoring record at 14-under 130 for the tournament.
Who is Blades Brown’s mom, Rhonda Brown?
Brown’s first name comes from his mom, Rhonda Brown, whose maiden name is Blades.
Rhonda Brown led Vanderbilt women’s basketball to its only Final Four during her career from 1991 to 1995 and became the first pick in the 1998 WNBA expansion draft. She made the WNBA’s first 3-pointer in league history in 1997 as a member of the New York Liberty.
More:How did 16-year-old Brentwood Academy star Blades Brown finish in PGA Tour debut?
Brown’s mom played seven professional seasons in the WNBA and overseas before becoming the coach at Brentwood Academy, where she won five TSSAA basketball state titles in 23 seasons.
Who sponsors Blades Brown?
Brown’s major golf sponsors include Callaway golf products and Travis Mathew apparel.
He’s also giving a nod to Tennessee golf this week with a custom bag featuring the Tennessee Golf Foundation logo.
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Chiefs’ Travis Kelce finishes 1st in Pro Bowl Games fan voting
Travis Kelce led all players in fan balloting for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games.
The Kansas City Chiefs‘ star tight end finished with 252,200 votes. Kelce’s relationship with Taylor Swift has significantly increased his popularity.
The NFL uses voting from fans, players and coaches to determine the Pro Bowl Games rosters, with each group’s tally accounting for one-third toward the selections.
The AFC and NFC rosters will be announced Thursday morning.
Kelce, a four-time All-Pro and nine-time Pro Bowl pick, has 97 catches for 823 yards and three touchdowns this season. He’s third behind Las Vegas Raiders rookie Brock Bowers (108) and the Arizona Cardinals‘ Trey McBride (101) for most receptions among tight ends.
Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs (250,082 votes) ranked second overall behind Kelce, ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles‘ Saquon Barkley, who is 101 yards away from breaking Eric Dickerson’s single-season rushing record.
Washington Commanders rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels (242,352), Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow (239,526) and Lions quarterback Jared Goff (225,858) rounded out the top five.
This is the third year of the Pro Bowl Games after the NFL eliminated its full-contact all-star contest and replaced it with weeklong skills competitions and a flag football game.
The games will take place in Central Florida and finish with a 7-on-7 flag football game between the AFC and NFC at Camping World Stadium in Orlando on Feb. 2.
Retired Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning will be back as head coaches for the two conferences.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
The fans have spoken! Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end Travis Kelce has finished 1st in fan voting for the Pro Bowl Games. This is a well-deserved honor for Kelce, who has been a standout player for the Chiefs all season long.Kelce has been a key contributor to the Chiefs’ success, leading the team in receiving yards and touchdowns. His dynamic playmaking ability and reliability as a pass-catcher have made him a favorite target for quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
As the Pro Bowl Games approach, fans can look forward to watching Kelce showcase his skills on the big stage. Congratulations to Travis Kelce on this impressive accomplishment! #ChiefsKingdom #ProBowlGames
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