With Cody Parkey's addition to the Pro Bowl roster on Monday, nine Eagles have been selected to the NFL's all-star game ...
Cody Parkey's biggest kick was his game-winner against his former team, the Indianapolis Colts in Week 2
Cody Parkey set an NFL rookie record with 150 points, also the most by any kicker in Eagles history. Parkey finished second in the NFL in scoring, first in the NFC.
Cody Parkey becomes the ninth Eagle selected to go to the Pro Bowl. It's the most by any NFC team and the highest total by the Eagles since following the 2009 season
WR Jeremy Maclin will make his first Pro Bowl appearanceÂ
Maclin is replacing Denver wide reciever Demaryius Thomas on the Pro Bowl roster
Maclin posted his first 1,000-yard season as an Eagle and won the team's Ed Block Courage Award in 2014
This is Jon Dorenbos' second Pro Bowl appearance
Dorenbos was also named a member of Pro Football Focus' All-Pro Special Teams group
Dorenbos snapped all season longg for Cody Parkey, who set an NFL rookie record with 150 points in 2014
This will be Evan Mathis' second straight Pro Bowl appearance
After missing seven games with a knee injury, Mathis quickly rebounded back to Pro-Bowl form
Mathis joins offensive linemates Jason Peters and Jason Kelce on this year's Pro Bowl roster
This is Connor Barwin's first All-Pro selection
Barwin ranks fourth in the NFL and first in the NFCÂ with 14.5 sacks
Barwin has also recorded 80 tackles and two forced fumbles on the season
This is also the first Pro Bowl appearance for Jason Kelce
Kelce played just two games in 2012 due to a knee injury, but has since rebounded in Pro Bowl style
Kelce signed a new seven-year contract wth the Eagles last offseason
This is the third Pro Bowl selection for LeSean McCoy
McCoy set the Eagles franchise rushing record in 2014, passing Wilbert Montgomery
McCoy currently has 6,693 rushing yards in 89 career games
This is Jason Peters' sixth All-Pro selection
Peters signed a new contract with the Eagles following the 20131 season that will keep him in Philadelphia through 2018
Peters has been the steady presence on an offensive line plagued by injuries in 2014
This is Darren Sproles' first All-Pro selection
Sproles has won three NFC Player of the Week Awarads in 2014 (two for special teams, one for offense)
Sproles has set a career best this season with 481 punt return yards
The NFL announced on Friday evening that long snapper Jon Dorenbos and wide receiver Jeremy Maclin have been added to the Pro Bowl roster. The all-star event is set to take place next Sunday, January 25 in Glendale, Arizona.
Dorenbos was selected by Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett as a need player. This is Dorenbos' second Pro Bowl nomination. He was named to the NFC's Pro Bowl squad following the 2009 season and was also tabbed by Garrett that year. Dorenbos was at the center of kicker Cody Parkey's Eagles-record and NFL rookie-record 150 points in 2014. Punter Donnie Jones also set the Eagles' record for punts inside the 20-yard line with 34.
Maclin, meanwhile, is headed to the Pro Bowl for the first time in his career after a career season, one in which he nearly set the franchise records for most catches and yards receiving in a season. A candidate for the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year Award after missing all of 2013 with a knee injury, Maclin caught 85 passes for 1,318 yards and scored 10 touchdowns. Maclin replaced Denver's Demaryius Thomas on the Pro Bowl roster.
With the additions of Dorenbos and Maclin, the Eagles now have eight players who have been officially selected to the Pro Bowl joining linebacker Connor Barwin, center Jason Kelce, guard Evan Mathis, running back LeSean McCoy, tackle Jason Peters and returner Darren Sproles. Parkey is the first alternate and will receive an invite following Sunday's AFC Championship Game as either Indianapolis' Adam Vinatieri or New England's Stephen Gostkowski will not be able to participate.
