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Pro Bowl Voting: Tom Brady Leads Everyone; Steelers, Ravens Dominate Defense

Two weeks ago New England Patriots QB Tom Brady was third among all NFL players in Pro Bowl voting. Last week he moved up to second and now, the final vote, he is the top vote-getter for the 2011 Pro Bowl. This is counting the fans vote on NFL.com, which represents one-third of the Pro Bowl voting process with the other two being the coaches and players vote.

Houston Texans RB Arian Foster is the top running back and his teammate, WR Andre Johnson, is the top receiver. San Diego Chargers TE Antonio Gates topped the fan vote at tight end despite his late season injury.

Here's the amazing part of the fan voting: seven of the eight defensive players chosen are from the Pittsburgh Steelers or Baltimore Ravens. Oakland Raiders CB Nnamdi Asomugha is the lone player not from Pittsburgh or Baltimore. That shows what fans think of those two teams.

Steelers C Maurkice Pouncey and Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski were third and fourth in voting for all rookies.

The NFL will announce the final results including the coaches and players voting on Dec. 28.

Here are the voting leaders for the AFC:

Pos.

Name, Team

Votes

Pos.

Name, Team

Votes

QB

Tom Brady, Patriots

1,877,079

DE

Dwight Freeney, Colts

501,021

RB

Arian Foster, Texans

710,166

DT

Haloti Ngata, Ravens

341,496

FB

Vonta Leach, Houston Texans

273,723

OLB

James Harrison, Steelers

411,600

WR

Andre Johnson, Texans

606,818

ILB

Ray Lewis, Ravens

412,827

TE

Antonio Gates, Chargers

588,245

CB

Nnamdi Asomugha, Raiders

326,658

T

Andrew Whitworth, Bengals

372,295

SS

Troy Polamalu, Steelers

530,155

G

Eric Steinbach, Browns

329,714

FS

Ed Reed, Ravens

312,885

C

Jeff Saturday, Colts

328,673

P

Sam Koch, Ravens

182,868

K

Josh Scobee, Jaguars

208,794

ST

Keyaron Fox, Steelers

121,057

KR

Joshua Cribbs, Browns

186,828

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