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According to fan voting, the San Francisco 49ers are the early favorites to play in the Pro Bowl. Given the team’s abundance of wealth and ability to win on any given Sunday, it is not shocking that a large number of supporters believe that the San Francisco 49ers roster should have the most players eligible to play in the Pro Bowl. Leading even now is a good indicator of your probable selection to the Pro Bowl in a process that is still early in the season. Being ahead at this stage is probably going to result in a weekend in Orlando, though the votes will still be tallied with input from the coaches and players.

This elite defense team’s defensive play caller is none other than Fred Warner; he leads the defense with nearly ten tackles at the linebacker position and a high total of eight passes defended.

San Francisco 49ers Attending Pro Bowl?

Despite having so many Pro Bowl worthy vote getters, chances are very good that their players will be in a different destination city in February. As Super Bowl participants are always busy getting ready for the championship, chances are that this San Francisco 49ers roster will leave a lot of voids and room for Pro Bowl alternate selections while preparing for their Las Vegas matchup.

Despite throwing 23 touchdown passes with a 70.2 completion percentage, some are doubting his real talent. His best performance, though, has been handling the ball—he has only thrown six interceptions. Though he is regarded by many as an arm talent with small play ability, he is actually leading the league in yards per pass attempt (9.8), more than a yard ahead of the next closest quarterback.

San Francisco 49ers QB

For some Brock Purdy is in lead contention to win MVP, for others he is simply a beneficiary of a stacked roster and scheme. Either what cannot be denied is that he is doing his job, and is of course an important aspect of this San Francisco 49ers offense. While coming in at 6th at the moment, here are some stats that would advocate for the second year player to receive his first Pro Bowl nod.

In addition, Kyle Juszczyk is honoring a role that is frequently overlooked. However, he is among the offense’s most underappreciated elements, led by Kyle Shanahan. He commands the respect of all opposing defenses as the lead blocker and, when necessary, the safety blanket.