Raiders Offensive Players Who Deserve Pro Bowl Voting

The Las Vegas Raiders have a handful of notable offensive players who deserve to be named Pro Bowlers this season.

We are less than one week away from the NFL Pro Bowl voting coming to a close.

But before all voting methods conclude on Thursday, Dec. 15, there are some Las Vegas Raiders who should be considered as Pro Bowlers for this season.

The most deserving player on the Silver and Black is running back Josh Jacobs.

The NFL rushing leader has carried the ball 269 times for 1,402 yards and 11 touchdowns, with one fumble. He is 203 yards ahead of Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry, but the “King”  leads AFC running back votes with 114,502.

Jacobs has a good chance of being named a Pro Bowler after missing the cut last year.

Another notable player on that list should be wide receiver Davante Adams, who in his first season with the Raiders has 82 receptions for 1,246 yards and 12 touchdowns.

Adams' receiving yards are ranked third in the league behind Minnesota Vikings Justin Jefferson (1,500 yards) and Miami Dolphins Tyreek Hill (1,460 yards) and he is tied for the most receiving touchdowns with 12.

Unfortunately for Adams, both Jefferson (137,826) and Hill (132,100) lead their prospective conferences in voting.

Tackle Kolton Miller might be having one of his best seasons as the Raiders season regresses, but if you look closely on what the  offensive line have done and gone through this season, there’s a ton of credit to be given to the leader of the unit.

Miller has played a total of 775 snaps, and only allowed four penalties and three sacks.

For this season, he's the seventh-highest graded tackle in the league.

Miller is not far behind as the current leader in voting, Terron Armstead of the Miami Dolphins with 34,265 votes.

As for the fan vote, it counts one-third of the final determination of the final roster, with players and coaches also voting.

Pro Bowl rosters will be revealed on Dec. 21.

This year will welcome a new format to the Pro Bowl festivities.

The weekend will start with a “Pregame” that will feature an NFL FLAG football game and a live Pro Bowl Skills Challenge.

The flag football game will host youth championships, and during the weekend, the event will have live musical performances from popular artists.

The 2023 NFL Pro Bowl will conclude with its first-ever AFC vs. NFC flag football game.

The Raiders will host the 2023 Pro Bowl at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2023, at 12 p.m. PST.

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