The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will include 19 first-timers, but fans of the Cleveland Browns firmly believe there should’ve been 20.
They’re not wrong, either.
The full AFC and NFC rosters were announced on Tuesday morning, and the Browns were among those with multiple selections. To the surprise of absolutely no one, Myles Garrett was named a Pro Bowler for the seventh time in his nine career seasons; his seven trips are the most by a Browns defensive player in franchise history, and are tied for the fourth-most in franchise history.
Garrett was joined by cornerback Denzel Ward, who despite missing the Browns’ past two games with a calf injury was voted to his fifth career Pro Bowl.