Six Broncos Earn AP 2025 NFL All-Pro Honors

The Associated Press announced its 2025 NFL All-Pro team on Saturday, recognizing six Denver Broncos players for their standout performances during the regular season. The selections highlight the team's dominance from the trenches to the secondary, as the Broncos finished 14-3, captured the AFC West title and earned the conference's top seed with a first-round playoff bye.

Four Broncos earned first-team honors, led by left tackle Garett Bolles, right guard Quinn Meinerz and defensive tackle Zach Allen on offense and defense, respectively, along with special teamer Devon Key. Bolles, a ninth-year veteran, secured his first first-team All-Pro nod after a career-best season protecting quarterback Bo Nix's blindside. Entering the final week, he allowed pressures on just 5.5% of his pass-blocking snaps, ranking fifth among tackles with at least 200 snaps, and permitted one or fewer sacks. The 2017 first-round pick, who earned second-team honors in 2020, also made his first Pro Bowl as a starter this year.

Meinerz, an interior lineman known for his physicality in the run game and pass protection, received first-team recognition for the second consecutive season. The 2021 undrafted...