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LOS ANGELES, Calif. (CBSLA) – On Friday, the Associated Press released the All-Pro Teams for the 2021 season, with five players receiving unanimous votes.
INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA – DECEMBER 05: Aaron Donald #99 of the Los Angeles Rams runs on the field before the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California on December 05, 2021. (Photo courtesy of Getty Images/Harry How) )
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A panel of media representatives from throughout the country, representing all 32 NFL clubs, is in charge of voting.
Three Rams players were chosen to the First-Team All-Pro squad, while no Chargers were named, while three were named to the Second-Team All-Pro roster.
Defensive lineman Aaron Donald has been named a First-Team All-Pro for the eighth time in his eight-year career. He’s been nominated for the coveted award for the seventh year in a row, and it’s the third unanimous vote he’s received since 2018. Donald is unquestionably one of, if not the most, formidable defensive players in the league.
INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA – JANUARY 09: Los Angeles Rams #10 Cooper Kupp departs the field following a 27-24 defeat to the San Francisco 49ers at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California on January 09, 2022. (Photo courtesy of Getty Images/Harry How) )
Cooper Kupp was also named to his first All-Pro team after a record-breaking year in 2021, when he set NFL records for most yards from scrimmage by a wide receiver (1,965), most consecutive games with 90+ receiving yards (13) and most games with 90+ receiving yards in a season (16), as well as leading the league in receptions, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns.
Jalen Ramsey, the defensive back, was also named to the First-Team All-Pro team after another outstanding season.
The other three unanimous First-Team All-Pro selections were Green Bay Packers’ Davante Adams, Indianapolis Colts’ Jonathan Taylor, and Pittsburgh Steelers’ T.J. Watt.
While no Chargers made the First Team, left tackle Rashawn Slater, center Corey Linsley, and kick returner Andre Roberts all made the Second Team.
Chargers safety Derwin James and Chargers linebacker Joey Bosa were among the local players that received votes, but not enough to make either roster.
INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA – JANUARY 02: Los Angeles Chargers #70 Rashawn Slater walks off the field after a 34-13 victory over the Denver Broncos at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California on January 02, 2022. (Photo courtesy of Getty Images/Katelyn Mulcahy)
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Matt Gay, the Rams’ placekicker, and Johnny Hekker, the Rams’ punter.
Three players from each of the Rams, Packers, Colts, Cowboys, and Ravens were selected First-Team All-Pro, the most in the league.
First-Team and Second-Team All-Pro choices (with votes):
Offense of the First Team
- Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (34 votes; Four-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team)
- Jonathan Taylor of the Indianapolis Colts is a running back (50 votes; First All-Pro Selection)
- Mark Andrews of the Baltimore Ravens is a tight end (41 votes; First All-Pro Selection)
- Cooper Kupp of the Los Angeles Rams is a wide receiver (50 votes; First All-Pro Selection) Green Bay Packers’ Davante Adams (50 votes; Second All-Pro Selection) San Francisco 49ers’ Deebo Samuel (21 votes; First All-Pro Selection)
- Trent Williams, San Francisco 49ers, left tackle (46 votes; First-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team)
- Tristan Wirfs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, right tackle (37 votes; First All-Pro Selection)
- Cleveland Browns’ Joel Bitonio, left guard (28 votes; First-time First-Team, Three-time Second-Team)
- Zack Martin, Dallas Cowboys, right guard (46 votes; Five-time First-Team, Two-time Second-Team)
- Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles, center (21 votes; Four-time First-Team)
Defense
- T.J. Watt of the Pittsburgh Steelers is an edge rusher (50 votes; Three-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team) Cleveland Browns’ Myles Garrett (29 votes; Two-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team)
- Linemen on the Interior — Los Angeles Rams’ Aaron Donald (50 votes; Seven-time First-Team) — Pittsburgh Steelers’ Cameron Heyward (19 votes; Three-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team)
- Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys is a linebacker (46 votes; First All-Pro Selection) Indianapolis Colts’ Darius Leonard (44 votes; Three-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team) Green Bay Packers’ De’Vondre Campbell (18 votes; First All-Pro Selection)
- Trevon Diggs of the Dallas Cowboys is a cornerback (33 votes; First All-Pro Selection) – Los Angeles Rams’ Jalen Ramsey (32 votes; Three-time First-Team)
- Kevin Byard of the Tennessee Titans is a safety (41 votes; Two-time First-Team) — Buffalo Bills’ Jordan Poyer (12 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
Special Forces Units
- Justin Tucker of the Baltimore Ravens is the placekicker (40 votes; Five-time First-Team, Two-time Second-Team)
- A.J. Cole, Las Vegas Raiders punter (21 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- Braxton Berrios of the New York Jets is a kick returner (27 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- Devin Duvernay of the Baltimore Ravens is a punt returner (28 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- J.T. Gray of the New Orleans Saints is a special teamer (18 votes; First-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team)
- Luke Rhodes, Indianapolis Colts, long snapper (22 votes; First-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team)
Offense of the Second Team
- Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback (16 votes; Three-time First-Team, Three-time Second-Team)
- No choice for running back
- Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs tight end (9 votes; Three-time First-Team, Three-time Second-Team)
- Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings is a wide receiver (20 votes; Two-time Second-Team) — Cincinnati Bengals’ Ja’Marr Chase (9 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- Rashawn Slater, Los Angeles Chargers, left tackle (2 votes; All-Pro Selection for the First Time)
- Lane Johnson, Philadelphia Eagles, right tackle (10 votes; One-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team)
- Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis Colts, left guard (13 votes; Three-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team)
- Cleveland Browns’ Wyatt Teller (right guard) (2 votes; Two-time Second-Team)
- Corey Linsley, Los Angeles Chargers, center (11 votes; once on the First Team, once on the Second Team)
Defense
- Maxx Crosby, Las Vegas Raiders (9 votes; one-time First-Team, one-time Second-Team) – Robert Quinn, Chicago Bears (9 votes; one-time First-Team, one-time Second-Team) (6 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- Linemen on the Interior Kansas City Chiefs’ Chris Jones (10 votes; Three-time Second-Team) Tennessee Titans’ Jeffery Simmons (10 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- New Orleans Saints linebacker Demario Davis (10 votes; One-time First-Team, Two-time Second-Team) — Chicago Bears’ Roquan Smith (10 votes; twice named to the Second Team) — Seattle Seahawks’ Bobby Wagner (7 votes; Six-time First-Team, Two-time Second-Team)
- Cornerbacks — New England Patriots’ J.C. Jackson (25 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection) — Atlanta Falcons’ A.J. Terrell (8 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- Safeties — Denver Broncos’ Justin Simmons (10 votes; Two-time Second-Team) Buffalo Bills’ Micah Hyde (10 votes; Two-time Second-Team) — Arizona Cardinals’ Budda Baker (10 votes; Two-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team)
Special Forces Units
- Daniel Carlson of the Las Vegas Raiders is the placekicker (8 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- Bryan Anger, Dallas Cowboys punter (18 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- Andre Roberts of the Los Angeles Chargers is a kick returner. (13 votes; one First-Team selection, two Second-Team selections)
- Jakeem Grant of the Chicago Bears is a punt returner (20 votes; Two-time Second-Team)
- Matthew Slater of the New England Patriots is a special teamer (10 votes; Two-time First-Team, Three-time Second-Team) — Indianapolis Colts’ Ashton Dulin (10 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
- Josh Harris of the Atlanta Falcons is the long snapper (12 votes; First-time All-Pro Selection)
Others who have received votes
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— Kansas City Chiefs’ Creed Humphrey (10 votes) — Minnesota Vikings KR Kene Nwangwu (7 votes) LG – Kansas City Chiefs’ Joe Thuney (6 votes; One-time Second-Team) – IMMEDIATE San Francisco 49ers’ Nick Bosa (5 votes) — Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman DeForest Buckner (5 votes; One-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team) — Seattle Seahawks’ P Michael Dickson (5 votes; One-time First-Team) — Los Angeles Chargers S Derwin James (5 votes; One-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team) — Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ C Ryan Jensen (5 votes) — Tennessee Titans LS Morgan Cox (4 votes; One-time First-Team) — Las Vegas Raiders LS Trent Sieg (4 votes) — Indianapolis Colts’ ST Matt Adams (3 votes) — New England Patriots LS Joe Cardona (3 votes) — Jacksonville Jaguars’ P Logan Cooke (3 votes) — Tampa Bay Buccaneers LB Lavonte David (3 votes; One-time First-Team, Two-time Second-Team) — Seattle Seahawks’ S Quandre Diggs (3 votes) — New England Patriots LB Matthew Judon (3 votes) – Pittsburgh Steelers’ ST Miles Killebrew (3 votes) — Indianapolis Colts’ C Ryan Kelly (3 votes; One-time Second-Team) — Baltimore Ravens LS Nick Moore (3 votes) — Minnesota Vikings RT Brian O’Neill (3 votes) New Orleans Saints’ S Marcus Williams (3 votes) – International Lineman Jonathan Allen is a member of the Washington Redskins football team (2 votes) — New York Jets PR Braxton Berrios (2 votes; received votes for two separate positions) – International Lineman Green Bay Packers’ Kenny Clark (2 votes) — Carolina Panthers SS Frankie Luvu (2 votes) LG – Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Ali Marpet (2 votes) LB – Atlanta Falcons’ Foye Oluokun (2 votes) — Las Vegas Raiders LB Denzel Perryman (2 votes) — New England Patriots’ S Adrian Phillips (2 votes; One-time First-Team) – International Lineman Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Vita Vea (2 votes) — Seattle Seahawks’ ST Nick Bellore (1 vote) – IMMEDIATE Los Angeles Chargers’ Joey Bosa (1 vote) — Seattle Seahawks LB Jordyn Brooks (1 vote) — Kansas City Chiefs LT Orlando Brown Jr. (1 vote) — Baltimore Ravens KR Devin Duvernay (1 vote; received votes for two separate positions) — Buffalo Bills linebacker Tremaine Edmunds (1 vote) – S Minkah Fitzpatrick of the Pittsburgh Steelers (1 vote; two-time First-Team selection) – K Nick Folk of the New England Patriots (1 vote) – K Matt Gay of the Los Angeles Rams (1 vote) – KR Jakeem Grant of the Chicago Bears (1 vote) (1 vote; received votes for two separate positions) — Los Angeles Rams P Johnny Hekker (1 vote; Four-time First-Team) – Houston Texans P Cameron Johnston (1 vote) – New Orleans Saints CB Marshon Lattimore (1 vote) – Denver Broncos P Sam Martin (1 vote) — New England Patriots RG Shaq Mason (1 vote) — Kansas City Chiefs S Tyrann Mathieu (1 vote; Three-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team) — Buffalo Bills KR Isaiah McKenzie (1 vote) — Buffalo Bills linebacker Matt Milano (1 vote) — New York Jets LB C.J. Mosley (1 vote; Four-time Second-Team) LG – Tennessee Titans’ Roger Saffold (1 vote; One-time Second-Team) — Washington Football Team RG Brandon Scherff (1 vote; One-time First-Team) — Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Darius Slay (1 vote; former First-Team member) Minnesota Vikings’ S Harrison Smith (1 vote; One-time First-Team, One-time Second-Team) — Dallas Cowboys LT Tyron Smith (1 vote; Two-time First-Team, Two-time Second-Team) – Indianapolis Colts WR E.J. Speed (1 vote) – Pittsburgh Steelers WR Derek Watt (1 vote) – S Antoine Winfield Jr., Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1 vote; one-time Second-Team) – LB Devin White, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1 vote; one-time Second-Team) (1 vote)
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