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Penei Sewell voted the All-NFL right tackle by the PFWA

It’s the first All-NFL nod for Sewell, who also made All-Pro in 2023

Congratulations to Detroit Lions right tackle Penei Sewell. The third-year standout was voted as the All-NFL right tackle by the Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA).

It’s the first All-NFL nod for Sewell. The PFWA only has one player at each individual position on the offensive line honored as All-NFL. Sewell is the only Lions player to make the All-NFL list in 2023. He and 49ers left tackle Trent Williams are the honored offensive tackles. Sewell was also named an All-Pro in 2023.

As a disclaimer, I am a PFWA voter and cast my ballot for Sewell. I also voted for Frank Ragnow at center, Amon-Ra St. Brown as one of the two wide receivers, and Jalen Reeves-Maybin as the special teams core player.

The full All-NFL team, from the PFWA press release:

Chiefs players lead the way in PFWA All-NFL, All-AFC teams

The #Chiefs had the most players selected to PFWA’s All-AFC team and tied for the most selected to their All-NFL team.

A total of four Kansas City Chiefs players made the All-NFL team, which is tied with the San Francisco 49ers for the most by a single team. This comes a season after they had no players make the All-NFL team. They were also well-represented on the All-AFC team, with a total of six players selected, the most by any single AFC team.

Here’s a look at the players who landed on each All-Pro team:

What an all-UGA NFL team would look like for 2022 season

What an all-UGA NFL team would look like for the 2022 season…

The Georgia Bulldogs broke the record for most players selected in the NFL draft when they had 15 players taken during April’s event.

After the historic draft, Georgia now has 59 players on NFL teams, meaning it has more than enough to fill an entire 53-man roster.

With all these fresh faces entering the league, it got us wondering….what would an all-UGA NFL team look like? Well, it would be loaded with talent, especially at the linebacker position, where Roquan Smith would lead a ferocious defense that’s littered with first-round draft picks. On offense, it would be Matthew Stafford and Nick Chubb’s team, with a really solid line in front of them.

There’s a few guys you may be surprised to see are not on this list, and that’s because they are currently not on an NFL roster. Some of those names include safeties Shawn Williams and Maurice Smith, wide receiver Riley Ridley, tight end Isaac Nauta, and linebacker Davin Bellamy (USFL).

Here’s a look at what an all-UGA NFL team would look like:

The PFWA 2021 All-NFL, All-AFC and All-NFC teams

Check out who were considered by football writers around the NFL the best at their positions in the league and in their conferences.

The Pro Football Writers of America have begun announcing their on-field awards for the 2021 NFL season. Writers across the country who cover the 32 NFL teams vote for their all-NFL and all-conference teams.

They announced their All-NFL, All-NFC and All-AFC teams this week.

Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker was named to the All-NFC team for the second straight season.

Below are the selections at each position for the all-NFL and all-conference teams.

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3 Chiefs players named to PFWA All-AFC Team, none to All-NFL Team

3 #Chiefs players made the PFWA’s All-AFC Team, but none were selected for the All-NFL Team (and that might be a good omen).

The Pro Football Writers of America have revealed the first of their annual on-field awards. Accredited writers covering all 32 NFL teams have voted on the PFWA’s All-NFL, All-AFC and All-NFC Teams following the conclusion of the 2021 NFL regular season. A total of three Kansas City Chiefs players made the All-AFC Team. However, despite being one of just four teams remaining in the playoffs, no Chiefs players were voted into the All-NFL Team.

Here’s a look at the three players for K.C. who made the All-AFC team, plus a little insight into why no Chiefs landed on the All-NFL Team (and why it might be a good thing):

Touchdown Wire’s preseason All-Everything teams

Here are Touchdown Wire’s selections for the rookies, breakout players and stars to watch in 2020.

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Actual NFL games to talk about kick off starting Thursday night, when the Kansas City Chiefs raise a banner and then host the Houston Texans in the season-opener.

As part of our effort to get you ready for the 2020 NFL season, here is a collection of pieces from Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield. In these six articles, you’ll see their preseason choices for the All-rookie teams, the All-breakout teams, and the All-NFL teams.

Touchdown Wire’s 2020 preseason All-rookie team: Offense Sure, Joe Burrow has grabbed the headlines this preseason, but it takes more than just a quarterback to assemble an offense. Who joins the new Cincinnati Bengals’ passer on the list?

Touchdown Wire’s 2020 preseason All-rookie team: Defense With Chase Young and Javon Kinlaw, there are some impressive young talents on the defensive lines in 2020. But there are also intriguing defensive players at all levels, including in the secondary.

Touchdown Wire’s 2020 preseason All-breakout team: Offense Everyone is expecting Kyler Murray to take a huge leap forward in year two, particularly with DeAndre Hopkins in the huddle with him. Who are some other young players primed for stardom?

Touchdown Wire’s 2020 preseason All-breakout team: Defense Last year Za’Darius Smith had a huge season, becoming one of the league’s best pass rushers. Who can take a similar step forward following in his footsteps?

Touchdown Wire’s 2020 preseason All-NFL team: Offense Who does Touchdown Wire think the best of the best on offense will be at the end of the season?

Touchdown Wire’s 2020 preseason All-NFL team: Defense It may be an offense-dominated league, but defenses are catching up. Who are the best on that side of the ball?