The Detroit Lions are well-represented on this year's Pro Bowl roster in Orlando, Florida. Seven players were named to the roster, which was announced Thursday morning. Only the Baltimore Ravens (9) had more players selected.

Nine Baltimore Ravens, including two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, were selected for the Pro Bowl Games.

The Detroit Lions find themselves in a league of their own with seven players being named to the NFL Pro Bowl, the league announced Thursday.

The Pro Bowl might not be an actual game anymore, but it's still a status players covet. One-third of the Pro Bowl selection process is the fan voting, and the fans have spoken loudly that the Detroit Lions deserve major representation in the honorary exhibition.

With seven selections, the Lions tied a franchise record. The Pro Bowl games will be conducted with a Skills Showdown on Thursday Jan. 30 and the Pro Bowl games Championship on Su

Teams have rolled out their Pro Bowl alternates, who will be elevated to the roster if an originally voted player can not participate.

The NFL's interception leader, a 42-touchdown QB and a pair of star rookie WRs didn't make the cut this season.

Players are selected for the Pro Bowl games, which include a flag-football showcase and skills competitions in Orlando on Feb. 2, through a process that weighs fan, player and coach votes equally.

While we recognize the accomplishments of those player who were named to the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl roster -- including Raiders DE Maxx Crosby and TE Brock Bowers -- it's important to also mentioned those who seemed deserving but didn't get the call.

We look at the best of those left out by the NFL's Pro Bowl selection process, featuring some snubs far more egregious than Patrick Mahomes.