It had to be frustrating for the Broncos to see right guard Quinn Meinerz and defensive tackle Zach Allen get overlooked in the Pro Bowl sweepstakes. Every team has a 'snub' gripe

The NFL announced 2025 Pro Bowl rosters on Thursday and three Denver Broncos players have made the AFC’s squad. An additional eight players were named Pro Bowl alternates, but two of them should have been locks for the all-star game and five others deserved strong consideration.

CB Pat Surtain II, OLB Nik Bonitto and return man Marvin Mims Jr. Surtain and Mims are starters for the second straight year, while Bonitto is a

The NFL announced the Pro Bowl rosters before players pulled out, and alternates were named, and the Denver Broncos have three players making it. Cornerback Patrick Surtain II, outside linebacker Nik Bonitto,

Pat Surtain, Nik Bonitto, Zach Allen, Quinn Meinerz and Marvin Mims are likely Pro Bowl-bound after finishing well in Pro Bowl fan voting.

Zach Allen was named a fourth alternate to the AFC Pro Bowl team Thursday, perhaps the most surprising result among three Denver Broncos starters and eight alternates.

Denver Broncos defensive lineman Zach Allen, who is among the NFL leaders in several defensive statistical categories, was left off the Pro Bowl roster. It would have been the first Pro Bowl selection for the 6-foot-5,

Denver's defensive tackle was near the top of all the snub lists. Quinn Meinerz, Garett Bolles, Wil Lutz and Courtland Sutton also deserved greater recognition.

NFl.com's Kevin Patra listed Denver Broncos defensive end Zach Allen among his Top 10 Pro Bowl snubs after Allen left off AFC roster. The post Broncos Left Shocked After Pro Bowl Snub for $47 Million DE appeared first on Heavy Sports.