5 Las Vegas Raiders who should be voted to their first Pro Bowl in 2020

The move to Las Vegas will bring plenty of excitement this season, and these five Raiders should be voted to their first Pro Bowl.

The Las Vegas Raiders have more than a few promising players on this roster yet to make a Pro Bowl appearance. Trent Brown was selected to his first Pro Bowl after the 2019 season, but due to injury, he was not able to attend.

Being named to the Pro Bowl is an honor, as players are voted into the league’s All-Star game by the fans, coaches, and players. Each group’s ballot counts as one-third of the votes, and for some of the guys on this list, they should have been voted in last year as no-brainers.

Still, the fact that the Raiders play four primetime games this season should help, as should the fact that this team is going to challenge for a playoff spot. Overall, this has the potential to be a very solid team in the AFC this season, as the schedule is easier than year’s past, and there is finally some consistency with the roster, and coaches.

For the purpose of this piece, we are listed all those who have not been voted to the Pro Bowl originally. Some on this list were added as alternates this past season, but we are not counting that.