On Friday, four Eagles were named to the 2014 AP All-Pro Second Team ...
This is Connor Barwin's first All-Pro selection
Barwin has also recorded 80 tackles and two forced fumbles on the season
Barwin ranks fourth in the NFL and first in the NFCÂ with 14.5 sacks
This is Fletcher Cox's first-career All-Pro selection
Scored his first-career touchdown against Jacksonville in Week 1 on a 17-yard fumble recovery
Finished fourth on the Eagles with 14 quarterback hurries and tied for first on the team with three fumble recoveries
Peters has been the steady presence on an offensive line plagued by injuries in 2014
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
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
Another day, another heaping helping of recognition for a quartet of Eagles.
The Pro Football Writers Association announced its All-NFL, All-NFC and All-AFC teams Monday, and four Eagles were honored with selections.
Running back Darren Sproles was named to the All-NFL team as a punt returner, while left tackle Jason Peters, outside linebacker Connor Barwin and defensive end Fletcher Cox were named to the All-NFC team.
These four Eagles have led the pack of Eagles picking up numerous postseason awards.
Peters, Sproles and Barwin were all voted to the 2015 Pro Bowl. All four were voted as second-team All-Pro players by the Associated Press. Pro Football Focus named the Eagles' offensive line, including Peters, the second-best unit in the league and named Sproles its All-Pro punt returner.
It was quite a year for the four players: Peters posted a 38.2 Pro Football Focus grade this year, the highest grade in the league among tackles; Sproles set career highs with two punt return touchdowns and a league-best average of 13.0 yards per punt return; Barwin posted an NFC-best and career-high 14.5 sacks and forced a pair of fumbles and Cox's 30.5 Pro Football Focus grade was the fifth highest among all 3-4 defensive ends.
