The draft results for the 2024 NFL All-Pro are in, showcasing the top players as determined by a panel of 50 national media members. Players were awarded points based on their rankings, with first-place votes earning three points and second-place votes earning one point. Below is a breakdown of the selections across various positions.
**Offense**
**Quarterbacks:** Leading the charge is Lamar Jackson from Baltimore with 109 points, receiving 30 first-place votes. Josh Allen of Buffalo follows with 78 points and 18 first-place votes. Joe Burrow from Cincinnati rounds out the top three with 13 points and 2 first-place votes.
**Running Backs:** Saquon Barkley of Philadelphia tops the list with 146 points and 48 first-place votes. Derrick Henry, also from Baltimore, scored 52 points and earned 2 first-place votes, while Jahmyr Gibbs contributed 2 points.
**Fullbacks:** Patrick Ricard from Baltimore leads with 99 points (27 first-place votes), followed by Kyle Juszczyk of San Francisco with 88 points (22 first-place votes). The rest of the list includes Michael Burton from Denver, C.J. Ham of Minnesota, and Alec Ingold of Miami, each securing a few votes.
**Tight Ends:** Brock Bowers of Las Vegas takes the top spot with 101 points (27 first-place votes), with George Kittle of San Francisco close behind at 88 points (22 first-place votes). Other notable mentions include Trey McBride and Mark Andrews.
**Wide Receivers:** In a standout performance, Ja’Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson, both with 150 points (50 first-place votes), share the spotlight. Amon-Ra St. Brown from Detroit scored 130 points, while several others including Terry McLaurin and CeeDee Lamb also made the list.
**Offensive Linemen:** Penei Sewell from Detroit comes out on top among right tackles with 119 points, while on the left side, Tristan Wirfs from Tampa Bay leads. Centers are led by Creed Humphrey from Kansas City, showcasing a strong performance from these players throughout the season.
**Defense**
**Edge Rushers:** The leader here is Myles Garrett from Cleveland, possessing 140 points (45 first-place votes). Trey Hendrickson earned 118 points, while T.J. Watt from Pittsburgh had solid representation too.
**Interior Linemen:** Cameron Heyward from Pittsburgh takes the lead with 98 points, while strong performances are seen from Chris Jones from Kansas City and others in this category.
**Linebackers:** Zack Baun from Philadelphia is the standout with 138 points, followed closely by Fred Warner of San Francisco. Various notable names include Roquan Smith and Bobby Wagner, indicating a highly competitive category.
**Cornerbacks:** Patrick Surtain II from Denver led this group with 148 points (49 first-place votes), followed by Derek Stingley Jr. of Houston and Trent McDuffie of Kansas City.
**Safeties:** Leading this pack is Kerby Joseph of Detroit, while Xavier McKinney from Green Bay presents a strong showing as well.
**Special Teams**
**Placekickers:** Chris Boswell from Pittsburgh tops the category with 127 points (39 first-place votes), with Brandon Aubrey from Dallas coming in next.
**Punters:** In punters, Jack Fox from Detroit holds the lead, indicating a significant contribution to the game through field position management.
**Return Specialists:** KaVontae Turpin from Dallas is the top kick returner, while Marvin Mims Jr. from Denver secured the punt returner spot.
**Long Snappers:** Andrew DePaola from Minnesota leads this unique and often overlooked specialty position as well, rounding out a fascinating look at the talent across the NFL landscape for the season.
