Top Ten Players That Did Not Deserve to Make the 2019 NFL Pro Bowl

This guy absolutely robbed Darius Leonard. It's beyond me how McKinney made it over him. Truth be told, I don't really know who he is. But I went ahead and looked at his stats, and they were fine, but not great.

Also, yes, I realize Leonard is an outside linebacker, while McKinney plays inside linebacker, but he still kind of stole his spot. Even McKinney himself wasn't expecting his Pro Bowl nod.

Why did he make it? Want to know my initial reaction when a friend of mine told me Rodgers made the Pro Bowl?

"How on earth did he make the Pro Bowl? He had a bad year."

He was picked solely on legacy and popularity, while Russell Wilson was hugely snubbed. Wilson has better stats and a better record. Those don't lie. Rodgers didn't deserve this.

I didn't think Brady could make the Pro Bowl this year, but for some reason, he did. Worse yet, it was over Andrew Luck, who has played much better than Brady this season. The Colts have two major snubs: Luck and Leonard.

Anyway, Brady has really shown over the course of this season that age has caught up with him at last. It will hit him like a brick wall at some point. He had a down year, like Rodgers, and still didn't deserve the Pro Bowl over Andrew Luck.

Brady has looked washed up all season long, but of course, he makes it because his name is Tom Brady. He's arguably more undeserving than Rodgers.

Landon Collins went on injured reserve weeks ago, yet he still made the Pro Bowl? What about D.J. Swearinger? I believe the Redskins' safety had a tremendously better season than Collins.

An aging Max Unger and Alex Mack made the Pro Bowl over Jason Kelce? Unger especially doesn't deserve the Pro Bowl. Kelce has clearly been the best center in football, while Unger is benefiting from a stacked offensive line, alongside fellow Pro Bowler Terron Armstead and Pro Bowl snub Ryan Ramczyk. I don't see how he made it other than piggybacking off his teammates on the offensive line.

The wrong Chiefs tackle made the Pro Bowl. From what I've seen, their other tackle, Mitchell Schwartz, is more solid and on an iron man streak. Fisher is good and all, but is he really Pro Bowl good?

The NFC is loaded with defensive tackles, with Aaron Donald, Akiem Hicks, and Fletcher Cox getting a Pro Bowl nod. Donald and Hicks make sense, but Cox? One player that has outshined him this season is DeForest Buckner.

He's had the better season statistically and performance-wise. Yet of course, the more recognized Cox made it. He's good, but not Pro Bowl good this year.

Wait, wait, wait. Jason Myers over Justin Tucker? How did the voters screw that one up? Tucker had obviously been the better kicker this season if you just look at their stats.

Okay, I have nothing against Ingram, but this year was a bit of a drop-off from 2017. Some could attribute it to teammate Joey Bosa's absence for most of the season. He wasn't quite as dominant as usual.

Still, seven sacks isn't bad at all.

He made it as a fill-in for Jared Goff. Comparing his stats to Matt Ryan's, however, I just don't see how people gave Trubisky more votes than Ryan.