Bolles, who made his first Pro Bowl at 33, pledged ahead of this season that he'd be "dominant player" for the Broncos. He has delivered.

The NFL Pro Bowl Games rosters were revealed today and there was no shortage of snubs. But one such snub outraged Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio so much that he's lambasting the voting process.

PHILADELPHIA — When the NFL Pro Bowl teams were announced on Tuesday, everyone from fans to national media members to Philadelphia Eagles teammates were in agreement: Jordan Davis got snubbed.

Still, there were plenty of other Bears players worthy of Pro Bowl honors that didn't make the cut despite many finishing with the top fan vote at their respective positions. Here are the five biggest snubs from the Bears that have an argument to be included: There is arguably no one more deserving to make the Pro Bowl than cornerback Nahshon Wright.

Patrick Surtain II earns his fourth Pro Bowl, giving the Broncos star bragging rights over his father while anchoring Denver’s elite defense.

Tuesday's Pro Bowl roster announcements led to some major paydays for some of the league's brightest young stars.

This year's Pro Bowl roster has been announced. Among those to make the team are two Raiders players. Exactly the two you suspect -- TE Brock Bowers and DE Maxx Crosby.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has offered a rather questionable response after being snubbed from the Pro Bowl.

Carolina Panthers defensive tackle Derrick Brown, left/center, forces Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, right, to fumble the ball on Nov. 30. Panthers linebacker D.J. Wonnum recovered the ball. The Panthers defeated the Rams 31-28. JEFF SINER [email protected]

With Zay Flowers making his second Pro Bowl, his fifth-year option has escalated to $28 million The Ravens have until May 1st to make a decision on whether to pick up or decline the option, per @spotrac pic.twitter.com/Ngns0K9sob