The Associated Press 2022 NFL All-Pro Team First Team: pic.twitter.com/xJEVWCHTjJ
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The Eagles earned the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC with a 14-3 record this year and the honors are starting to roll in as six players were named to the Associated Press NFL All-Pro team.
Travis Kelce and Justin Jefferson were unanimous choices for The Associated Press 2022 NFL All-Pro Team, while Jets star Sauce Gardner is the first rookie cornerback selected in 41 years.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, 49ers edge rusher Nick Bosa and Chiefs defensive lineman Chris Jones each got 49 of 50 first-team votes.
Gardner, the fourth overall pick by the New York Jets, was named on all 50 ballots, receiving 43 first-place votes. Pro Football Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott was the last rookie cornerback chosen for the first team in 1981.
Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson were named to the first team, while the Chiefs and Niners led the way with four players each on the first team.
Jason Kelce -- 1st team All-Pro
Kelce earned the honor for the fifth time in his career.
.@JasonKelce – 2nd among centers in offensive grade (88.5 via PFF). pic.twitter.com/bGChGQsoxf
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Kelce called Johnson the best right tackle in the NFL.
“Big honor, especially happy for (Johnson) who is the best tackle in the NFL without question, especially on the right side,” Jason Kelce told the AP.
Lane Johnson -- 1st team All-Pro
According to Pro Football Focus, Johnson was:
1st among RTs in knockdown percentage (0.0%)
Johnson is the only RT not to allow a sack or QB hit this season
2nd among RTs in pass-block grade (89.7)
2nd among RTs in pressure percentage allowed (1.7%)
3rd among RTs in offensive grade (83.6)
.@LaneJohnson65 – 1st among RTs in knockdown percentage (0.0%) and is the only RT to not allow a sack or QB hit this season. (via PFF) pic.twitter.com/wGSPRQQLWz
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 10, 2023
Jalen Hurts -- 2nd team All-Pro
Hurts led the Eagles to a 14-1 record (.933 winning percentage) as a starter, completing 306-of-460 (66.5%) attempts for 3,701 yards (8.0 avg.), 22 TDs, 6 INTs and a 101.6 passer rating, while also rushing for 760 yards and 13 TDs. In total, Hurts combined for 4,461 yards and 35 TDs
.@JalenHurts – 4,461 total yards and 35 total TDs pic.twitter.com/pyWg4wN8AH
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Hurts got one first-team vote, preventing Mahomes from being a unanimous choice.
A.J. Brown -- 2nd team All-Pro
Brown was one of only three wide receivers to record 1,400+ receiving yards (career-high and franchise-record 1,496) and 10+ receiving TDs (career-high-tying 11) this season, joining Davante Adams and Stefon Diggs
Tied for the most games with 50+ receiving yards (14)
2nd among WRs in receiving TDs (11, tied)
2nd among WRs in yards per reception (17.0) (min. 50 rec.)
2nd among WRs in yards per target (10.3)
2nd among WRs in yards per route run (2.8)
2nd among WRs in yards after the catch (548)
• 3rd among WRs in 30+ yard catches (13)
• 4th among WRs in receiving yards (1,496)
Haason Reddick -- 2nd team All-Pro
Recorded a career-high 16.0 sacks, including 5 strip sacks, with 5 FFs and 3 FRs en route to his first Pro Bowl honor
Led the league with 5 strip sacks and ranked 2nd overall in sacks (16.0, tied)
Among the top 10 players in total sacks, he had the fewest pass rush snaps (428) and the 2nd highest sack rate (3.7)
Have a MONTH, @Haason7Reddick! #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/C2ue3C0X2H
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 12, 2023
James Bradberry -- 2nd team All-Pro
Has third-lowest opponent passer rating (55.9) in the NFL during the 2022 season (min. 50 targets)
Ranked third in the league in the regular season with 17 passes defended
Started 17 games and played 98 percent of the team’s defensive snaps (1,017)
Recorded 3 interceptions for 54 return yards, including a 27-yard INT return for a touchdown at Detroit (Week 1)
.@Brad_B21 – 3 int, 17 passes defended pic.twitter.com/EvjBV6YkFn
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 10, 2023
