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Ravens lead NFL with nine Pro Bowl selections

AP photo by Nick Wass / Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry takes the field before a home game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Dec. 21.
AP photo by Nick Wass / Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry takes the field before a home game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Dec. 21. AP photo by Nick Wass / Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry takes the field before a home game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Dec. 21.

By The Associated Press 7 min read

The Baltimore Ravens are among the NFL teams that already hold playoff berths entering the 18th and final week of the regular season.

While the actual seed is to be determined for the Ravens — with the Kansas City Chiefs locked into the AFC’s No. 1 spot and the Buffalo Bills settled at second in the conference, Baltimore could wind up as high as No. 3 — they know that two weeks from now they’ll begin the quest for a spot in the Super Bowl that caps this 2024 season.

They lead the way, though, in selections for this year’s Pro Bowl Games with nine — Baltimore’s most since 13 in 2019, when the Ravens tied the 2007 Dallas Cowboys for the single-season record.

The Detroit Lions, currently atop the NFC standings, are next with seven selections, while the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles have six players apiece on that conference’s Pro Bowl roster.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, a two-time NFL MVP having another standout season, is a Pro Bowl pick for the fourth time in seven years in the league.