List of Jacksonville Jaguars All-Pros and Pro Bowlers

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This page is a list of the Jacksonville Jaguars All-Pro and Pro Bowl selections. The first Pro Bowlers selected participated in the 1997 Pro Bowl (following the 1996 NFL season). The first All-Pros were chosen in 1997.

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The All-Pro selections are chosen by three outlets: the Associated Press (AP), the Pro Football Writers of America (PFWA), and The Sporting News (TSN), respectively.

As of 2022, the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) also selects its own All-Pro team. [1]

Rashean Mathis, (First-Team All-Pro, 2006) Rashean Mathis in 2009.jpg
Rashean Mathis,
(First-Team All-Pro, 2006)
Maurice Jones-Drew, (First-Team All-Pro, 2011) Maurice Jones-Drew ESPNWeekend2010-066 (cropped).jpg
Maurice Jones-Drew,
(First-Team All-Pro, 2011)
Calais Campbell, (First-Team All-Pro, 2017) Calais Campbell.png
Calais Campbell,
(First-Team All-Pro, 2017)
Fred Taylor, (Second-Team All-Pro, 2007) Fred Taylor Jacksonville Jaguar Headshot.JPG
Fred Taylor,
(Second-Team All-Pro, 2007)
Marcedes Lewis, (Second-Team All-Pro, 2010) Marcedes Lewis 2014.jpg
Marcedes Lewis,
(Second-Team All-Pro, 2010)
David Garrard, (Pro Bowler, 2009) David Garrard.jpg
David Garrard,
(Pro Bowler, 2009)
Trevor Lawrence, (Pro Bowler, 2022) Trevor Lawrence SEP2022 (cropped).jpg
Trevor Lawrence,
(Pro Bowler, 2022)

First-Team All-Pros

Jacksonville Jaguars First-Team All-Pros
Players
PlayerPositionYear(s)Selector(s)
Tony Boselli OT 1997–1999AP, PFWA, & TSN [2]
Bryan Barker P 1997AP & PFWA [3]
Kevin Hardy OLB 1999AP, PFWA, & TSN [4]
Carnell Lake S 1999PFWA [5]
Marcus Stroud DT 2004–2005PFWA ('04) & TSN ('05) [6]
Rashean Mathis CB 2006AP, PFWA, & TSN [7]
Maurice Jones-Drew RB 2010–2011TSN ('10) & AP, PFWA, and TSN ('11) [8]
Calais Campbell DE 2017AP & PFWA [9]
Jalen Ramsey CB 2017AP, PFWA, & TSN [10]
Ross Matiscik LS 2023NFLPA, [11] AP [12]

Second-Team All-Pros

Jacksonville Jaguars Second-Team All-Pros
Players
PlayerPositionYear(s)Selector(s)
Jimmy Smith WR 1998–1999AP [13]
Tony Brackens DE 1999AP [14]
Carnell Lake S 1999AP
Leon Searcy OT 1999AP [15]
Chris Hanson P 2002AP [16]
Marcus Stroud DT 2003AP
Mike Peterson ILB 2005AP [17]
John Henderson DT 2006AP [18]
Fred Taylor RB 2007AP [19]
Maurice Jones-Drew RB 2009TSN
Marcedes Lewis TE 2010AP [20]
A.J. Bouye CB 2017AP [21]
Calais Campbell DT 2017AP [22]
Telvin Smith LB 2017AP [23]
Josh Lambo K 2019AP [24]

Pro Bowlers

= Named Pro Bowl MVP or Defensive MVP
Jacksonville Jaguars Pro Bowlers
Players
PlayerPositionPro BowlsYear(s)
Tony Boselli OT 51996–2000
Mark Brunell QB 31996–1997, 1999 [25]
Keenan McCardell WR 11996 [26]
Bryan Barker P 11997
Mike Hollis K 11997 [27]
Jimmy Smith WR 51997–2001
Tony Brackens DE 11999
Kevin Hardy MLB 11999
Carnell Lake FS 11999
Leon Searcy OT 11999
Gary Walker DT 12001 [28]
Chris Hanson P 12002
Marcus Stroud DT 32003–2005
John Henderson DT 22004, 2006
Rashean Mathis CB 12006
Fred Taylor RB 12007
David Garrard QB 12009 [29]
Maurice Jones-Drew RB 32009–2011
Marcedes Lewis TE 12010
Montell Owens RB/ST 22010–2011 [30]
Paul Posluszny MLB 12013 [31]
Allen Robinson WR 12015 [32]
A.J. Bouye CB 12017
Calais Campbell DE 32017–2019
Malik Jackson DT 12017 [33]
Yannick Ngakoue DE 12017 [34]
Jalen Ramsey CB 32017–2019
Telvin Smith OLB 12017
Josh Allen OLB 22019, 2023 [35] [36]
D.J. Chark WR 12019 [37]
Jamal Agnew WR/RS 12022 [38]
Trevor Lawrence QB 12022 [39]
Evan Engram TE 12023 [40]
Ross Matiscik LS 12023 [41]

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