S Chuck Clark

As I noted for Thomas, he hasn’t been the best safety on Baltimore’s roster. That should go to Clark, who has been outstanding in every facet of the game. He’s been great in coverage, helping take away running backs and tight ends in the passing game. He’s been great in run defense, stepping into the linebacker role in the Ravens’ defensive scheme.

Clark absolutely doesn’t get enough credit, even in Baltimore. But that shouldn’t stop him from getting a Pro Bowl nomination this season. If coaches and players have been watching film of the Ravens this year, they’ve likely been impressed with his football intelligence and how he plays.

That being said, I sadly doubt Clark makes the cut. As I’ve noted for a number of players above, a good portion of the Pro Bowl voting tends to come down to name recognition. And given how little Clark has seen this season, he’s likely to be passed over for someone not playing as well but with more star power.