2010 Pro Bowl - Number of Selections Per Team

Number of Selections Per Team

AFC Team Selections NFC Team Selections
Indianapolis Colts 7 Minnesota Vikings 10
New England Patriots 6 Dallas Cowboys 9
San Diego Chargers 6 Philadelphia Eagles 9
Baltimore Ravens 5 New Orleans Saints 7
Denver Broncos 5 Arizona Cardinals 5
Houston Texans 5 San Francisco 49ers 5
New York Jets 5 Carolina Panthers 4
Pittsburgh Steelers 4 Green Bay Packers 4
Tennessee Titans 4 New York Giants 4
Miami Dolphins 3 Chicago Bears 2
Oakland Raiders 3 Washington Redskins 2
Cleveland Browns 2 Atlanta Falcons 1
Jacksonville Jaguars 2 St. Louis Rams 1
Buffalo Bills 1 Detroit Lions 0
Cincinnati Bengals 1 Seattle Seahawks 0
Kansas City Chiefs 0 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 0

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