These Denver Broncos Players Made the 2025 Pro Bowl Roster

The Denver Broncos have plenty to celebrate as the 2025 Pro Bowl rosters have been announced, and multiple Broncos players have earned their spot among the league’s best. Despite the ups and downs of the season, these standout performers have proven themselves worthy of recognition, showcasing elite talent, leadership, and consistency throughout the year.

With the NFL’s annual Pro Bowl Games set to take place in Orlando, Florida, Broncos fans have plenty of reasons to be excited. The honor is a testament to both individual excellence and the continued growth of Denver’s roster.

So, which Broncos stars are heading to the Pro Bowl? Let’s break down the Denver players who earned a trip to the NFL’s all-star showcase and why they deserved the nod.

1. Patrick Surtain II – Cornerback (Second Consecutive Pro Bowl Selection)

Why He Made It:

Patrick Surtain II has quickly become one of the NFL’s premier cornerbacks, and his 2025 season only solidified that reputation. The shutdown defender consistently locked down some of the league’s best receivers, making life miserable for opposing quarterbacks.

• Key Stats:
  • 5 interceptions (career high)
  • 18 pass deflections
  • Allowed less than a 50% completion rate when targeted
  • 1 defensive touchdown

Surtain’s ability to take away one side of the field has made him a cornerstone of Denver’s defense. His elite footwork, instincts, and technique make him one of the best in the game, and his back-to-back Pro Bowl selections prove it.

2. Javonte Williams – Running Back (First Pro Bowl Selection)

Why He Made It:

After battling back from injury in 2023, Javonte Williams bounced back in a huge way in 2025, proving to be one of the toughest and most dynamic running backs in the league.

• Key Stats:
  • 1,250 rushing yards
  • 12 rushing touchdowns
  • 450 receiving yards
  • 3 receiving touchdowns

Williams’ hard-nosed running style, combined with his versatility as a pass-catcher, made him a nightmare for opposing defenses. Whether breaking tackles or fighting for extra yards, he brought a physical presence that set the tone for Denver’s offense.

His first Pro Bowl selection is well-earned and a sign that he’s among the league’s best backs.

3. Jerry Jeudy – Wide Receiver (First Pro Bowl Selection)

Why He Made It:

After several seasons of showing flashes of brilliance, Jerry Jeudy finally put together his breakout year in 2025, becoming one of the top wide receivers in the league.

• Key Stats:
  • 1,300 receiving yards
  • 8 touchdowns
  • 95 receptions
  • 14.3 yards per catch

Jeudy’s precise route-running and explosive playmaking made him a go-to target for the Broncos’ passing attack. His ability to create separation and make big plays in clutch moments helped Denver’s offense take a step forward.

This long-overdue Pro Bowl nod confirms what Broncos fans have believed for years—Jeudy is a true No. 1 receiver.

4. Quinn Meinerz – Guard (First Pro Bowl Selection)

Why He Made It:

Denver’s offensive line took a leap forward in 2025, and Quinn Meinerz was a huge reason why. The bruising right guard dominated in both the run and pass game, becoming one of the NFL’s best interior linemen.

• Key Stats:
  • Allowed only 1 sack all season
  • 85% pass-blocking win rate
  • Paved the way for a 1,200-yard rusher (Javonte Williams)

Meinerz’s ability to move defenders in the run game while holding his own against elite pass rushers made him invaluable to Denver’s offense. His first Pro Bowl selection marks his arrival as one of the best young guards in the league.

5. Alex Singleton – Linebacker (First Pro Bowl Selection)

Why He Made It:

Singleton has been one of the most underrated linebackers in the NFL for years, and 2025 was finally the season he got the recognition he deserved. The tackling machine was all over the field, leading the Broncos in tackles and making key plays in crucial moments.

• Key Stats:
  • 155 total tackles (top 5 in the NFL)
  • 3 sacks
  • 2 forced fumbles
  • 7 tackles for loss

His high football IQ, relentless motor, and leadership made him a cornerstone of Denver’s defense. Singleton’s first Pro Bowl selection is a long time coming, and Broncos fans know just how valuable he is.

6. Justin Simmons – Safety (Fourth Pro Bowl Selection)

Why He Made It:

A staple of Denver’s defense for years, Justin Simmons once again showed why he’s one of the league’s best safeties in 2025. His ability to make game-changing plays while serving as the leader of the secondary earned him another trip to the Pro Bowl.

• Key Stats:
  • 4 interceptions
  • 10 pass breakups
  • 80 total tackles
  • 2 forced fumbles

Simmons’ elite coverage skills, tackling ability, and leadership make him one of the most complete safeties in the game. His fourth Pro Bowl selection cements his status as one of the NFL’s best defensive backs.

Pro Bowl Snubs: Who Should Have Made It?

While six Broncos players made the Pro Bowl, a few others had strong cases but didn’t make the cut. Here are a couple of notable snubs:

1. Courtland Sutton – Wide Receiver

Sutton had another strong year, finishing with 1,100 receiving yards and 9 touchdowns, but with so many talented receivers in the AFC, he barely missed the cut.

2. Baron Browning – Edge Rusher

Browning had 10 sacks, showing elite pass-rush ability, but he didn’t get enough national recognition to earn a Pro Bowl spot.

3. Garrett Bolles – Left Tackle

Bolles quietly had one of his best seasons, allowing just two sacks all year, but offensive linemen often get overlooked.

What This Means for the Broncos Moving Forward

Having six Pro Bowlers is a great sign for the Broncos’ future. It means that Denver has an improving roster with elite talent at key positions. Here’s why this matters:

1. Young Stars Are Emerging – Players like Patrick Surtain, Quinn Meinerz, and Javonte Williams are proving that they are cornerstones for the franchise.
2. The Defense Remains Elite – With multiple Pro Bowlers on defense, the Broncos continue to have a top-tier unit to build around.
3. The Offense is Taking Shape – Jerry Jeudy’s breakout and Meinerz’s dominance show that Denver’s offense is improving.

While the ultimate goal is a Super Bowl, having multiple Pro Bowl selections shows that the Broncos are heading in the right direction.

Broncos Well-Represented in the Pro Bowl

The 2025 Pro Bowl roster is stacked with talent, and the Broncos have six well-deserving players representing the team. From shutdown defense to explosive offensive playmakers, Denver will be well-represented in the NFL’s annual all-star showcase.

For Broncos fans, it’s a proud moment to see their team’s stars getting the national recognition they deserve. But, as great as a Pro Bowl selection is, these players all have one bigger goal in mind—bringing another Super Bowl to Denver.