The NFL Players Association released a first-ever on Wednesday. The NFLPA created a players only first-team All-Pro list as opposed to the traditional one voted on by media members.
In this new formula, the Buffalo Bills were not represented.
There were a few parameters for voting. Included in that: players could only vote on those in their own position or the ones they face on the field (i.e. O-lineman can voted for D-line, etc.).
Still, no Bills, despite the team’s 13-3 record and third-straight AFC East title.
Perhaps a little fuel to the fire ahead of the postseason?
Per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the NFLPA will release a position-by-position top-five list in the coming weeks so there’s still a chance Buffalo gets recognized there.
Here’s the full rundown of players that were honored: