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AP releases 2017 All-Pro Team; Antonio Brown only unanimous choice

The Associated Press released its 2017 All-Pro First Team honorees Friday.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown is among four players named for a second consecutive season, and is the lone unanimous selection. Brown racked up 101 receptions, 1,533 yards, and nine touchdowns through just 14 games.

The Los Angeles Rams are the best-represented team with six players named All-Pros, highlighted by star running back Todd Gurley.

Offense

POS. NAME TEAM
QB Tom Brady Patriots
RB Todd Gurley Rams
FLEX Le'Veon Bell Steelers
TE Rob Gronkowski Patriots
WR Antonio Brown Steelers
WR DeAndre Hopkins Texans
LT Andrew Whitworth Rams
RT Lane Johnson Eagles
LG Andrew Norwell Panthers
RG David DeCastro Steelers
C Jason Kelce Eagles

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady makes his third career appearance on the annual list.

Defense

POS. NAME TEAM
ER Calais Campbell Jaguars
ER Cameron Jordan Saints
IL Aaron Donald Rams
IL Cam Heyward Steelers
LB Chandler Jones Cardinals
LB Luke Kuechly Panthers
LB Bobby Wagner Seahawks
CB Jalen Ramsey Jaguars
CB Xavier Rhodes Vikings
S Kevin Byard Titans
S Harrison Smith Vikings
DB Darius Slay Lions

Seattle Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner also earns his third All-Pro selection.

Special Teams

POS. NAME TEAM
K Greg Zuerlein Rams
P Johnny Hekker Rams
KR Pharoh Cooper Rams
PR Jamal Agnew Lions
ST Budda Baker Cardinals

The Rams are front and center on special teams. Punter Johnny Hekker earns a second consecutive honor, with kicker Greg Zuerlein and kick returner Pharoh Cooper joining him as 2017 selections.

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