Baltimore Ravens long-snapper Morgan Cox was named to his second straight Pro Bowl on Wednesday.
A seven-year veteran, Cox was chosen by Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid as a "need" player for the Pro Bowl roster. The NFL stipulates that the head coach of each Pro Bowl team chooses a "need" player, and those players must be long-snappers.
"Playing in the Pro Bowl for a second time is a huge honor for me," Cox said in a statement released by the Ravens. "All the hard work that we put into this game is validated when you receive such an honor.