Travis Kelce received the most fan votes for the Pro Bowl Games for a second consecutive season, the NFL announced Monday.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end appeared on 420,383 fan ballots for the 2026 all-star showcase, which will be staged at San Francisco’s Moscone Center on Tuesday, Feb. 3 in the buildup to Super Bowl LX.
Trailing Kelce in the fan voting was the quarterbacking trio of Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills, 263,127 votes), Drake Maye (New England Patriots, 259,978 votes) and Caleb Williams (Chicago Bears, 216,838 votes).
Chicago safety Kevin Byard ranked fifth and paced all defenders with 203,638 votes.
The NFC North-leading Bears earned the most votes as a team, followed by the Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Chiefs and Detroit Lions.
The Pro Bowl rosters will be revealed Tuesday at 10 a.m. ET. Votes from fans, players and coaches hold equal weight in the selection process.
San Francisco 49ers legends Steve Young and Jerry Rice will coach the AFC and NFC, respectively, in the Pro Bowl’s flagship event, a noncontact flag football game.
Kelce led all players with a comparatively modest 252,200 fan votes when he secured his 10th Pro Bowl nod in 2024. With one more selection, he would tie 49ers offensive lineman Trent Williams for the career lead among active players.
Allen, the reigning NFL MVP, is a three-time Pro Bowler. His decision to opt out of the 2025 Pro Bowl following a playoff defeat to Kansas City enabled Maye to be honored for the first time.
