5 quarterbacks with the most Pro Bowl appearances feat. Tom Brady

Being voted into the Pro Bowl is one of the most prestigious honors for any NFL star.

The Pro Bowl voting is made up of fans, coaches and fellow players, so those who are voted in are well-respected by all facets of the NFL world.

Many Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterbacks have been voted into various Pro Bowls throughout their illustrious careers, along with some players on the cusp of being voted in.

The Pro Bowl has been going in various formats ever since 1938, and here are the five most-voted quarterbacks to the Pro Bowl in NFL history.

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#5 - Aaron Rodgers (10)

Tied with legendary quarterback Johnny Unitas, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been voted to 10 Pro Bowls since entering the NFL back in 2005.

Rodgers led the Packers to a Super Bowl win in 2010, as well as winning four NFL MVP awards, including the last two.

He will, no doubt, be a first-ballot Hall of Famer once he ends his career, as Rodgers sits at the top of multiple Packers records, including the most passing touchdowns in franchise history with 472.

#4 - Brett Favre (11)

Brett Favre, the man who Rodgers replaced in Green Bay, was voted into 11 Pro Bowl games during his 20-year playing career.

Favre won three NFL MVPs, as well as leading Green Bay to Super Bowl XXXI success. He also spent time with the Falcons, Jets, and Vikings during his Hall of Fame career. He currently holds the record for most consecutive NFL starts with 297.

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#3 - Drew Brees (13)

New Orleans Saints legend Drew Brees made it to 13 Pro Bowls throughout his time in NOLA, as well as one selection while he was with the San Diego Chargers.

Brees was one of the best passers in league history in his prime, winning Offensive Player of the Year twice, along with Super Bowl XLIV.

Brees retired following the 2020 season and left New Orleans as the best player in franchise history, having more passing yards and touchdowns than any other player to don the Black and Gold.

#2 - Peyton Manning (14)

Former Colts and Broncos QB Peyton Manning

Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning made it to 14 Pro Bowls during his illustrious career with the Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos.

Manning won two Super Bowls, was named MVP on five occasions, as well as being named All-Pro 10 times.

He also has the most passing yards (5,477) and touchdowns (55) in a single campaign, and 'The Sheriff' left football on top, retiring immediately after winning Super Bowl 50.

#1 - Tom Brady (15)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady holds virtually all NFL records, including being voted into the most Pro Bowls.

His 15 selections are better than any player in league history, with Peyton Manning and Tony Gonzalez coming closest with 14 nods.

Brady made it to his first Pro Bowl back in 2001, and his most recent selection was 2021, proving, once again, that his longevity is unmatched in NFL history.

He's also won seven Super Bowls and five Super Bowl MVPs, and the GOAT has virtually all NFL records to his name, including the most wins, passing yards, passing touchdowns and passing completions.

About the author

Matthew David Wear is an NFL writer for Sportskeeda based in Manchester with a Bachelor’s degree in Sports Journalism from the University of Sunderland. He has a total work experience of 10 years, having previously worked for the likes of FourFourTwo, World Soccer, Soccer AM, Sunderland Echo and ALS Fanzine.

Matthew follows the Cincinnati Bengals since he feels that they have been underdogs without achieving much success just like his native Sunderland AFC. If he could ever go back in time, he would want to change the 'holding' call on Logan Wilson that led to the Rams winning the game.

His favorite NFL players are Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, Logan Wilson and Trey Hendrickson, while his favorite coach is Andy Reid for his unparalleled offensive tactics. His favorite Super Bowl is the LII edition where the Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots and Nick Foles was declared MVP.

To stay at the top of his craft, Matthew keeps himself updated with stats, plays fantasy football, and makes sure all the data in his work are from reputed sources. When not working, Matthew likes to stay outdoors and engage in running and hiking.

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