8 more Broncos players received votes for All-Pro team

Story byJon Heath, Broncos WireSat, January 10, 2026 at 11:42 PM UTC·1 min readIn addition to having an NFL-high six players named to the Associated Press 2025 All-Pro team, the Denver Broncos also had eight other players receive at least one vote at their respective positions. Broncos left tackle Garett Bolles, safety/special teams player Devon Key, defensive lineman Zach Allen and guard Quinn Meinerz were named first-team All-Pros on Saturday, while cornerback Pat Surtain and safety Talanoa Hufanga were named second-team All-Pros. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementNFL players received three points for first-place votes and one point for second-place votes. Denver outside linebacker Nik Bonitto (54 points) ended up just one vote shy of second-team All-Pro Aidan Hutchinson (55). Bonitto received 11 first-place votes. Elsewhere, punt returner Marvin Mims received one first-place vote and eight second-place votes; right tackle Mike McGlinchey received four second-place votes; long snapper Mitchell Fraboni received one first-place vote and one second-place vote; slot cornerback Ja’Quan McMillian two second-place votes, wide receiver Cortland Sutton received a second-place vote; left guard Alex Palczewski received a second-place vote and fullback Adam Prentice received a second-team vote. Broncos who also received All-Pro votesOLB Nik Bonitto PR Marvin Mims RT Mike McGlinchey LS Mitchell FraboniDB Ja’Quan McMillianWR Courtland Sutton OL Alex PalczewskiFB Adam PrenticeDenver's four first-team All-Pros this year lead the NFL and tie a franchise record. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSocial: Follow Broncos Wire on Facebook and !