GREEN BAY – Packers defensive end Micah Parsons remains the top vote-getter among all NFL defensive players in the second week of fan balloting for the 2026 Pro Bowl Games.
Parsons' 54,058 votes on NFL.com and packers.com are the most of any defensive player as of Monday, Dec. 8, at 10 a.m. CT, according to the NFL.
Only New England quarterback Drake Maye (64,576), Seattle receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba (55,486) and San Francisco running back Christian McCaffrey (54,611).
Fans can vote for players as part of the selection process for the 2026 Pro Bowl Games through Dec. 15. Fan voting is combined with the voting by players and coaches to select the Pro Bowl rosters.
As a team, the Packers have 19 in the top 10 at their respective positions. Quarterback Jordan Love surpassed Chicago's Caleb Williams for third among NFC quarterbacks while long snapper Matt Orzech and special-teamer Evan Williams are second in their respective categories.
The following players also rank inside the top five at their positions: Williams (fourth at free safety), strong safety Xavier McKinney (fifth), center Sean Rhyan (fourth), and punter Daniel Whelan (fourth).
Here's the full list, with each player's league ranking listed first, followed by his NFC ranking:
Defensive ends Micah Parsons (first, first) and Rashan Gary (seventh, third), quarterback Jordan Love (seventh, third), running back Josh Jacobs (eighth, fifth), free safety Evan Williams (fifth, fourth), strong safeties Xavier McKinney (fifth, third) and Javon Bullard (ninth, sixth), center Sean Rhyan (fourth, second), guard Aaron Banks (eighth, fourth) tackles Zach Tom (sixth, sixth) and Rasheed Walker (eighth, eighth), receiver Romeo Doubs (ninth, eighth), cornerback Keisean Nixon (seventh, fifth), defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt (10th, sixth), inside linebacker Edgerrin Cooper (eighth, sixth), long snapper Matt Orzech (second, second), special teams player Evan Williams (second, first), punter Daniel Whelan (fourth, third), and returner Savion Williams (eighth, sixth).
