The Associated Press announced their 2015 NFL All-Pro team Friday, and history was made in the process. Oakland Raiders linebacker Khalil Mack was named to the All-Pro team at both linebacker and defensive end. It's the first time in history a player has made the AP All-Pro team at two positions.
"I do whatever I can to help the team win. I'm a team guy," Mack said. "Whether it's dropping in coverage or rushing the passer. I can do either. I think they (voters) saw that."
Two players were unanimous All-Pros, as Houston Texans DE J.J. Watt and Minnesota Vikings RB Adrian Peterson received first-team votes from all 50 of the AP writers. Steelers WR Antonio Brown was one vote short.
The Carolina Panthers led all teams with six All-Pros. QB Cam Newton, FB Mike Tolbert, center Ryan Kalil, LBs Luke Kuechly and Thomas David and CB Josh Norman all took home first-team honors.
A total of 27 players were named to the All-Pro team, counting Mack as just one player. The NFC led the way with 15 players, with the AFC getting 12.
The full list of AP All-Pro members is below.
QB Cam Newton, Panthers
RB Adrian Peterson, Vikings
RB Doug Martin, Buccaneers
FB Mike Tolbert, Panthers
WR Julio Jones, Falcons
WR Antonio Brown, Steelers
TE Rob Gronkowski, Patriots
OT Joe Thomas, Browns
OT Andrew Whitworth, Bengals
OG David DeCastro, Steelers
OG Marshall Yanda, Ravens
C Ryan Kalil, Panthers
DT Geno Atkins, Bengals
DT Aaron Donald, Rams
DE J.J. Watt, Texans
DE Khalil Mack, Raiders
LB Luke Kuechly, Panthers
LB NaVorro Bowman, 49ers
LB Von Miller, Broncos
LB Thomas Davis, Panthers
OLB Khalil Mack, Raiders
CB Patrick Peterson, Cardinals
CB Josh Norman, Panthers
S Eric Berry, Chiefs
S Tyrann Mathieu, Cardinals
K Stephen Gostowski, Patriots
P Johnny Hekker, Rams
KR Tyler Lockett, Seahawks