INDIANAPOLIS — In 2000, Torry Holt led the National Football League in receiving with 1,696 yards, but was somehow not included as a first- or second-team selection on the Associated Press' NFL All-Pro Teams.
Since that time, every single NFL receiving champion has been a first-team selection, except in two seasons, when the top receiver in the league was voted to the second-team.
That was, until this season.
Despite leading the league with 1,448 receiving yards this year, the Colts’ T.Y. Hilton was not among those voted All-Pro in 2016, as Antonio Brown and Julio Jones (first team) and Odell Beckham Jr.