AP Announces 2015 NFL All-Pro Team

The Associated Press announced its All-Pro teams for 2015 today, with Texans defensive lineman J.J. Watt and Vikings running back Adrian Peterson earning unanimous selections. The 15-1 Panthers led the way with an impressive six players named to the NFL’s All-Pro first team.

Meanwhile, Raiders edge defender Khalil Mack became the first player ever to earn first team All-Pro honors at two different positions in the same season, having received enough votes to qualify at both defensive end and outside linebacker.

Here’s the complete first team:

Offense:

QB: Cam Newton (Panthers)
RB: Adrian Peterson (Vikings), Doug Martin (Buccaneers)
FB: Mike Tolbert (Panthers)
TE: Rob Gronkowski (Patriots)
WR: Antonio Brown (Steelers), Julio Jones (Falcons)
T: Joe Thomas (Browns), Andrew Whitworth (Bengals)
G: Marshal Yanda (Ravens), David DeCastro (Steelers)
C: Ryan Kalil (Panthers)

Defense:

DE: J.J. Watt (Texans), Khalil Mack (Raiders)
DT: Aaron Donald (Rams), Geno Atkins (Bengals)
OLB: Von Miller (Broncos), Thomas Davis (Panthers), Khalil Mack (Raiders)
ILB: NaVorro Bowman (49ers), Luke Kuechly (Panthers)
CB: Patrick Peterson (Cardinals), Josh Norman (Panthers)
S: Eric Berry (Chiefs), Tyrann Mathieu (Cardinals)

Special teams:

K: Stephen Gostkowski (Patriots)
P: Johnny Hekker (Rams)
KR: Tyler Lockett (Seahawks)

James Palmer of the NFL Network passes along the full All-Pro second team in a pair of tweets.

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