How many browns made the pro bowl

Featured Content. SI TIX. Home Cleveland Browns News. Read More. By Pete Smith. By Evan Crowell. Landry made it for the second consecutive season in Cleveland at wide receiver. Several Browns were named as alternates, players who will get bumped up the list if Pro Bowl selections opt out or are playing in the Super Bowl. Those players:. Bitonio and Ward were Pro Bowlers last season. Schobert earned a berth following the season. Neither man has played a full season and both have missed at least three games.

Chubb, who missed nearly five games, was still selected. Teller is the best guard in football and Ward is one of two secondary players who have played a majority of the season with the Browns to be any good. With 3. Derrick Henry 5. I guess 10 touchdowns on poor efficiency equates to being good these days.

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Factory of Sadness 10 months 4 Browns whose stock is down, even after shutting down Giants. Factory of Sadness 10 months Browns: 3 good and 3 bad from the Giants victory. More NFL Rumors ». View all NFL Sites. Garrett loves it. The Browns cemented their commitment to the running game this week with contract extensions for left guard Joel Bitonio, their longest-tenured player, and right guard Wyatt Teller that wrapped them up through the season. The business side is what it is. Nevada is No.

Callahan said he had not considered Bitonio putting on a gold jacket, but said, "I think that's a great goal to have. You've got to put a string of Pro Bowls and All-Pro stature years together and he's certainly on that path.

It's a matter of consistency and getting improved and performing at that high level year after year after year like Joe has that makes you that type of candidate. That's futuristic and I would hate to speculate on that at this point in time, but I'm hopeful that he can reach that goal. Wyatt has elevated his game. For any organization that really likes to run the football and has that as a primary function of their offense, I think that is where the resources should go.