The NFL released its first update on Pro Bowl voting after voting was open for a week and the Los Angeles Rams were not well represented. Not a single Rams player is leading his position group in fan voting, which isn't exactly surprising given Los Angeles's up-and-down season so far.
What's even more shocking is that only one player finishes in the top 10 at his position: rookie Braden Fiske. He has the fifth-most fan votes among all defensive tackles in the NFL, behind only Dexter Lawrence, Vita Vea, Quinnen Williams and Cameron Heyward. All four have been Pro Bowlers, so Fiske is in good company.
Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp were outside the top 10 at wide receiver, likely due to their injury absences, and Kyren Williams didn't crack the top 10 at running back despite finishing fifth in rushing yards and eighth in rushing touchdowns.
Jared Verse still has some work to do at edge rusher, as does Kevin Dotson at guard and Matthew Stafford at quarterback. These are the Rams' strongest candidates to be voted to the Pro Bowl if they continue to play well.
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Fan voting remains open until December 23rd, so there's still time for Rams players to catapult their way up the rankings. Players and coaches will also vote on their Pro Bowl selections, making up the other two-thirds of the voting process.
