Three members of the Washington Redskins have been selected for the 2008 Pro Bowl. Sean Taylor was officially named the starting the free safety, while Chris Cooley and Chris Samuels were selected as reserves. I would’ve thought Samuels had a shot at starting this year, but was beaten out by Walter Jones and Flozell Adams. On a down note, there is approximately 9000 Dallas Cowboys on ...

As you probably know, the Cowboys will send eleven players to the Pro Bowl this season, tying a franchise record set in 1993 and 1994. Here are the players: Terrell Owens, WR Flozell Adams, T Jason Witten, TE DeMarcus Ware, LB Andre Gurode, C Leonard Davis, G Nick Folk, K Tony Romo, QB Marion Barber, RB Ken Hamlin, S Terence Newman, CB First-Alternates: Roy Williams, ...

Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald has been named a Pro Bowl starter for the NFC. Fitzgerald is the lone Cardinal to be selected to the Pro Bowl and so far this season has made 83 catches and scored eight touchdowns. Fitzgerald will start opposite Terrell Owens of the Dallas Cowboys at wide receiver.

The Raiders will once again have just one representative heading to the Pro Bowl– punter Shane Lechler. The 31-year old Lechler, who’ll make his third Pro Bowl appearance, leads the NFL with an average of 49 yards-per-punt and is second with a net average of 41.3. The Dallas Cowboys led the NFC with 11 Pro Bowl selections while the New England Patriots and San Diego Chargers ...

Dallas placed more players in this year’s Pro Bowl in Hawaii than any other team in the NFL with 11, 7 of which are starters for the NFC. There were a few surprise selections and also a few left off that might should have gone, but whose complaining. Of course, Tony Romo, Terrell Owens and Jason Witten made it, Owens and Witten as starters, as Romo came in second to Brett Favre. OL ...

If we needed another example of what a turnaround the Vikings have made this season, we got it on Tuesday when the NFL announced that seven Vikings are on the NFC's Pro Bowl roster. That's second only to the Cowboys (11 Pro Bowlers) among NFC teams. Minnesota sent only three players last year, but defensive tackle Pat Williams, rookie tailback Adrian Peterson, fullback Tony Richardson and ...

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando I've been looking at the Pro Bowl results and trying to make sense of them. The Jaguars have 10 victories but zero Pro Bowl players. The Cowboys have 12 victories and 11 Pro Bowl players. Something isn't adding up here. If the results are accurate or even close to accurate, or if they indicate in any way the overall talent level of teams, we might be able ...

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando I've got a radio commitment here in a minute, but in the meantime I wanted to post this chart showing how the Pro Bowl voting shook out on a team-by-team basis. New England has the most starters, but the Cowboys have the most Pro Bowl players overall. Hard to believe, but 1-13 Miami has more Pro Bowl players (1) than the entire NFC South (0). Jeff ...

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando I've got a radio commitment here in a minute, but in the meantime I wanted to post this chart showing how the Pro Bowl voting shook out on a team-by-team basis. New England has the most starters, but the Cowboys have the most Pro Bowl players overall. Hard to believe, but 1-13 Miami has more Pro Bowl players (1) than the entire NFC South (0). Jeff ...

By Chris Mottram This year's Pro Bowl rosters have been released ( take a look for yourself -- Appropriately, Sean Taylor is the starting free safety. -- There are 11 Cowboys, yet only four Packers. Same records. Same conference. -- There are no Jaguars. They're possibly the second best team in the AFC. Seems fair. -- Marques Colston is left off both the starters and ...

Mele Kalikimaka Word is that 11 Dallas Cowboys are set to be named to the Pro Bowl . This is pretty insane when you think about it. 11? Probably four or so more than I thought they'd get. Plus, they have four alternates. It'll be like the NFC squad sponsored by Jerry Jones versus the AFC. The culprits are: Flozell Adams Completely deserving, I think. Marion Barber Can't believe he's ...

Where to start? What a difference a day makes in terms of news. Some days finding something interesting is a reach, and other days there are 10 items that are all worthy of a shout out . . . but not everyone can make the Pleats 'n Cleats cut. Let's start with the 2008 Pro Bowl selections. Most of the selections (in the sexy positions anyway, i.e., QB, RB, and WR) are names that you know - ...

Photo by Greg Trott/Getty Images Blogging the National Football League , Blogging the NFL The New England Patriots and San Diego Chargers lead the AFC’s 2008 Pro Bowl squad with a conference-high eight players each. New England’s eight All-Stars equals a franchise high set by the 1985 Pats. The AFC roster includes 18 first-time All-Stars, including Cincinnati WR T.J. Houshmanzadeh , who ...

The following are the players selected to play in the 2008 Pro Bowl on Sunday, February 10 in Honolulu: NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE —————————- OFFENSE ——- Quarterbacks — x-Brett Favre, Green Bay; Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle; Tony Romo, Dallas. Running backs — Marion Barber, Dallas; x-Adrian Peterson, ...

Albert Haynesworth, Rob Bironas and Kyle Vanden Bosch have been named as selections to the 2008 Pro Bowl. In 11 games, Haynesworth has been a force on the Titans defense, accumulating 36 tackles and 6 sacks. Bironas, who broke the NFL’s record for most field goals in a single game earlier this season, has made 31 of his 35 attempts while scoring 119 points. Vanden Bosch, the guy ...

The NFL released the roster for the 2008 Pro Bowl. Among those named, Tom Brady, Brett Favre, Randy Moss and the late Sean Taylor. Leading the NFC was Dallas with 11 selections. Leading the AFC were New England and San Diego, both with eight selections. Click here for the entire roster. The biggest snub was Jacksonville [...]

This Sunday afternoon the Cowboys play host to the Eagles at home in the final meeting of the NFC East rivals for the season. Dallas won earlier in the year in Philadelphia 38-17 and T.O. had a good game. Sunday, McNabb will be the QB, and rightfully so, for the Eagles as they head into Dallas in what was not a very well-received announcement in Philly. These have always been some very ...