Indianapolis Colts defensive ends Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis are both starting on the AFC’s 2011 Pro Bowl defense, making Indy the only team to feature two starters at the same position and the only team with two starting linemen on the same side of the ball. Half of the Colts four Pro Bowlers play defense. Interesting to me, at least.
The Baltimore Ravens dominate the AFC’s defensive and special teams lineups, because of course they do. The same guys who make it every year — Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Terrell Suggs — make the cut, along with Haloti Ngata and Billy Cundiff. The New England Patriots feature the second-most-represented defense, with four.
The Tennessee Titans and Oakland Raiders join the Ravens in sending exclusively defensive and special teams players to the Pro Bowl.
Defensive end
Dwight Freeney, Colts
Robert Mathis, Colts
Jason Babin, Titans
Defensive tackle
Haloti Ngata, Ravens
Vince Wilfork, Patriots
Richard Seymour, Raiders
Outside linebacker
James Harrison, Steelers
Cameron Wake, Dolphins
Terrell Suggs, Ravens
Inside linebacker
Ray Lewis, Ravens
Jerod Mayo, Patriots
Cornerback
Nnamdi Asomugha, Raiders
Darrelle Revis, Jets
Devin McCourty, Patriots
Free safety
Ed Reed, Ravens
Brandon Meriweather, Patriots
Strong safety
Troy Polamalu, Steelers
Special teams
Shane Lechler, Raiders
Billy Cundiff, Ravens
Marc Mariani, Titans
Montell Owens, Jaguars
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