List of Pro Bowl players, L–M

The following is a list of players, both past and current, who have been selected to play in the NFL's annual Pro Bowl game, beginning with the 1950 season.

Between 1938 and 1942, an NFL all star team played the league champion in the NFL All-Star Game. Participants in these games are not recognized by the NFL as Pro Bowlers, and they are not included in this list. No games were played between 1943 and 1950.

Between 1961 and 1969, the NFL and AFL played separate all-star games. This list includes players who were selected to play in the American Football League All-Star game during that period.

L

—Named as a starter —Did not participate (see notes) #—Named Pro Bowl MVP/co-MVP (or equivalent)

Name	Position	Year(s) selected	Franchise(s) represented	Notes
Jim Lachey	OT	1987,[1] 1990,[2] 1991[3]	San Diego Chargers (1987) Washington Redskins (1990, 1991)
Eddie Lacy	RB	2013[4]	Green Bay Packers	2013—Selected as a replacement for Adrian Peterson[5]
Ernie Ladd	DT	1962 (AFL),[6] 1963 (AFL),[7] 1964 (AFL),[8] 1965 (AFL)[9]	San Diego Chargers
L. P. Ladouceur	LS	2014[10]	Dallas Cowboys
Warren Lahr	DB	1953[11]	Cleveland Browns
Bruce Laird	KR	1972[12]	Baltimore Colts
Carnell Lake	S	1994,[13] 1995,[14] 1996,[15] 1997,[16] 1999[17]	Pittsburgh Steelers (1994–1997) Jacksonville Jaguars (1999)
Jack Lambert	MLB	1975,[18] 1976,[19] 1977,[20] 1978[21] 1979,[22] 1980,[23] 1981,[24] 1982,[25] 1983[26]	Pittsburgh Steelers
Pete Lammons	TE	1967 (AFL)[27]	New York Jets
Daryle Lamonica	QB	1965 (AFL),[9] 1967 (AFL),[27] 1969 (AFL),[28] 1970,[29] 1972[12]	Buffalo Bills (1965) Oakland Raiders (1967, 1969, 1970, 1972)
Sean Landeta	P	1986,[30] 1990[2]	New York Giants
Greg Landry	QB	1971[31]	Detroit Lions
Jarvis Landry	WR	2015,[32] 2016,[33] 2017,[34] 2018,[35] 2019[36]	Miami Dolphins (2015–2017) Cleveland Browns (2018, 2019)	2016—Selected as a replacement for Antonio Brown[37] 2017—Selected as a replacement for DeAndre Hopkins[38] 2018—Selected as a replacement for DeAndre Hopkins[39]
LaRon Landry	S	2012[40]	New York Jets
Tom Landry	DB	1954[41]	New York Giants
MacArthur Lane	RB	1970[29]	St. Louis Cardinals
Night Train Lane	DB	1954,[41] 1955,[42] 1956,[43] 1958,[44] 1960,[45] 1961 (NFL),[46] 1962 (NFL)[47]	Chicago Cardinals (1954–1956, 1958) Detroit Lions (1960–1962)
T. J. Lang	G	2016,[33] 2017[34]	Green Bay Packers (2016) Detroit Lions (2017)	2017—Selected as a replacement for Brandon Scherff[48]
Jim Langer	C	1973,[49] 1974,[50] 1975,[18] 1976,[19] 1977,[20] 1978[21]	Miami Dolphins
Willie Lanier	MLB	1968 (AFL),[51] 1969 (AFL),[28] 1970,[29] 1971,[31] 1972,[12] 1973,[49] 1974,[50] 1975[18]	Kansas City Chiefs
Buck Lansford	OT	1956[43]	Philadelphia Eagles
Steve Largent	WR	1978,[21] 1979,[22] 1981,[24] 1984,[52] 1985,[53] 1986,[30] 1987[1]	Seattle Seahawks
Gary Larsen	DT	1969 (NFL),[54] 1970[29]	Minnesota Vikings
Greg Larson
Yale Lary
Bill Laskey
Ike Lassiter
Lamar Lathon	OLB	1996[15]	Carolina Panthers
Marshon Lattimore	CB	2017,[34] 2019,[36] 2020[55]	New Orleans Saints	2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[56]
Johnny Lattner	KR	1954[41]	Pittsburgh Steelers
Dante Lavelli	OE	1951,[57] 1953,[11]	Cleveland Browns
Joe Lavender	CB	1979,[22] 1980[23]	Washington Redskins
Ty Law	CB	1998,[58] 2001,[59] 2002,[60] 2003,[61] 2005[62]	New England Patriots (1998, 2001–2003) New York Jets
DeMarcus Lawrence	DE	2017,[34] 2018[35]	Dallas Cowboys
Henry Lawrence	OT	1983,[26] 1984[52]	Los Angeles Raiders
Rolland Lawrence	CB	1977[20]	Atlanta Falcons
Bobby Layne
Vonta Leach
Eddie LeBaron
Dick LeBeau
Shane Lechler
Jim LeClair
Andy Lee
Carl Lee
Sean Lee
Frank LeMaster
Ray Lemek
Charles Leno Jr.	OT	2018[35]	Chicago Bears	2018—Selected as a replacement for Terron Armstead[63]
Chuck Leo	G	1961 (AFL)[64]	Boston Patriots
Darius Leonard	ILB	2019,[36] 2020[55]	Indianapolis Colts
Leon Lett	DT	1994,[13] 1998[58]	Dallas Cowboys
Dorsey Levens	RB	1997[16]	Green Bay Packers
Jerry LeVias	WR	1969 (AFL)[28]	Houston Oilers
Taylor Lewan	OT	2016,[33] 2017,[34] 2018[35]	Tennessee Titans
Albert Lewis
Chad Lewis
Darryll Lewis
Dave Lewis
Frank Lewis
Jamal Lewis
Jermaine Lewis
Marcedes Lewis
Michael Lewis
Michael Lewis
Mo Lewis
Ray Lewis
Woodley Lewis
Matt Light	OT	2006,[65] 2007,[66] 2010[67]	New England Patriots	2006—Selected as a replacement for Jonathan Ogden[68]
Bob Lilly	DE, DT	1962 (NFL),[47] 1964 (NFL),[69] 1965 (NFL),[70] 1966 (NFL),[71] 1967 (NFL),[72] 1968 (NFL),[73] 1969 (NFL),[54] 1970,[29] 1971,[31] 1972,[12] 1973[49]	Dallas Cowboys
Keith Lincoln	FB, HB	1962 (AFL),[6] 1963 (AFL),[7] 1964 (AFL),[8] 1965 (AFL),[9] 1967 (AFL)[27]	San Diego Chargers (1962–1965) Buffalo Bills (1967)
Phillip Lindsay	RB	2018[35]	Denver Broncos	2018—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[74]
Toni Linhart	K	1976,[19] 1977[20]	Baltimore Colts
Louis Lipps	KR, WR	1984,[52] 1985[53]	Pittsburgh Steelers
Gene Lipscomb	DT	1958,[44] 1959#,[75] 1962 (NFL)#[47]	Baltimore Colts (1958, 1959) Pittsburgh Steelers (1962)	1959—Named Outstanding Lineman of game 1962—Named Outstanding Lineman of game
Paul Lipscomb	DT	1950,[76] 1951,[57] 1952,[77] 1953[11]	Washington Redskins
David Little	ILB	1990[2]	Pittsburgh Steelers
Floyd Little	RB	1968 (AFL),[51] 1969 (AFL),[28] 1970,[29] 1971,[31] 1973[49]	Denver Broncos
Larry Little	G	1969 (AFL),[28] 1971,[31] 1972,[12] 1973[49] 1974[50]	Miami Dolphins
Leonard Little	DE	2003[61]	St. Louis Rams
Cory Littleton	ST	2018[35]	Los Angeles Rams	2018—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Rams advanced to Super Bowl LIII[78]
Andy Livingston
Mike Livingston
Brandon Lloyd
Dave Lloyd
Greg Lloyd Sr.
Tyler Lockett
Carl "Spider" Lockhart
James Lofton
Jerry Logan
Chip Lohmiller
Neil Lomax
Charlie Long
Howie Long
Jake Long
Kyle Long
Ronnie Lott
Duval Love
Paul Lowe
Rick Lovato	LS	2019[36]	Philadelphia Eagles
John LoVetere	DT	1963 (NFL)[79]	New York Giants
Nick Lowery	K	1981,[24] 1990,[2] 1992[80]	Kansas City Chiefs
Mike Lucci	MLB	1971[31]	Detroit Lions
Andrew Luck	QB	2012,[40] 2013,[4] 2014,[10] 2018[35]	Indianapolis Colts	2012—Selected as a replacement for Tom Brady[81] 2013—Selected as a replacement for Russell Wilson[82] 2018—Selected as a replacement for Philip Rivers[83]
Johnny Lujack	QB	1950,[76] 1951[57]	Chicago Bears
Lamar Lundy	DE	1959[75]	Los Angeles Rams
Wil Lutz	K	2019[36]	New Orleans Saints
Todd Lyght
Lenny Lyles
Dick Lynch
John Lynch
Jim Lynch
Marshawn Lynch

M

—Named as a starter —Did not participate (see notes) #—Named Pro Bowl MVP/co-MVP (or equivalent)

Name	Position	Year(s) selected	Franchise(s) represented	Notes
Bill Maas	DT	1986,[30] 1987[1]	Kansas City Chiefs
Alex Mack	C	2010,[67] 2013,[4] 2015,[32] 2016,[33] 2017,[34] 2018[35]	Cleveland Browns (2010, 2013, 2015) Atlanta Falcons (2016–2018)	2013—Selected as a replacement for Nick Mangold[84] 2016—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Falcons advanced to Super Bowl LI[85]
Kevin Mack	RB	1985,[53] 1987[1]	Cleveland Browns
Khalil Mack	DE, OLB	2015,[32] 2016,[33] 2017,[34] 2018,[35] 2019,[36] 2020[55]	Oakland Raiders (2015–2017) Chicago Bears (2018–2020)	2016—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[86] 2017—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[87] 2018—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[88] 2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[89]
Tom Mack
Tremain Mack
John Mackey
Jacque MacKinnon
Jeremy Maclin
Sam Madison
Paul Maguire
Patrick Mahomes	QB	2018,[35] 2019,[36] 2020[55]	Kansas City Chiefs	2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Chiefs advanced to Super Bowl LIV[90]
Don Majkowski	QB	1989[91]	Green Bay Packers
Dave Manders	C	1966 (NFL)[71]	Dallas Cowboys
Nick Mangold	C	2008,[92] 2009,[93] 2010,[67] 2011,[94] 2013,[4] 2014,[10] 2015[32]	New York Jets	2010—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[84] 2013—Selected as a replacement for Max Unger[95] 2015—Selected as a replacement for Mike Pouncey[96]
Logan Mankins	G	2007,[66] 2009,[93] 2010,[67] 2011,[94] 2012,[40] 2013,[4] 2015[32]	New England Patriots (2007, 2009–2013) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2015)	2011—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Patriots advanced to Super Bowl XLVI[97] 2012—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[98] 2015—Selected as a replacement for Trai Turner[99]
Dexter Manley
Charles Mann
Archie Manning
Eli Manning
Peyton Manning
Bobby Maples	C	1968 (AFL)[51]	Houston Oilers
Gino Marchetti	DE	1954,[41] 1955,[42] 1956,[43] 1957,[100] 1958,[44] 1959,[75] 1960,[45] 1961 (NFL),[46] 1962 (NFL),[47] 1963 (NFL)#,[79] 1964 (NFL)[69]	Baltimore Colts	1963—Named Outstanding Lineman of game
Chester Marcol	K	1972,[12] 1974[50]	Green Bay Packers
Joe Marconi	FB	1963 (NFL)[79]	Chicago Bears
Olindo Mare	K	1999[17]	Miami Dolphins
Marc Mariani
Dan Marino
Brock Marion
Fred Marion
Jim Marsalis
Brandon Marshall
Jim Marshall
Leonard Marshall
Wilber Marshall
Curtis Martin
Doug Martin
Eric Martin
Harvey Martin
Jim Martin
Rod Martin
Tony Martin	WR	1996[15]	San Diego Chargers
Wayne Martin	DE	1994[13]	New Orleans Saints
Zack Martin	G	2014,[10] 2015,[32] 2016,[33] 2017,[34] 2018,[35] 2019[36]	Dallas Cowboys	2017—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[101] 2018—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[102] 2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[103]
John Martinkovic	DE	1953,[11] 1954,[41] 1955[42]	Green Bay Packers
Russell Maryland
Derrick Mason
Tommy Mason
Carlton Massey
Robert Massey
Ray Mathews
Ryan Mathews
Tyrann Mathieu	S	2015,[32] 2020[55]	Arizona Cardinals (2015) Kansas City Chiefs (2020)	2015—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[104]
Bill Mathis	FB	1961 (AFL),[64] 1963 (AFL)[7]	New York Titans/Jets
Evan Mathis	G	2013,[4] 2014[10]	Philadelphia Eagles	2013—Selected as a replacement for Louis Vasquez[105] 2014—Selected as a replacement for Jahri Evans[106]
Jerome Mathis	KR	2005[62]	Houston Texans
Rashean Mathis	CB	2006[65]	Jacksonville Jaguars
Robert Mathis	DE, OLB	2008,[92] 2009,[93] 2010,[67] 2012,[40] 2013[4]	Indianapolis Colts	2009—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Colts advanced to Super Bowl XLIV[107]
Terance Mathis	WR	1994[13]	Atlanta Falcons
Ollie Matson	HB	1952,[41] 1954,[41] 1955#,[42] 1956,[43] 1957,[100] 1958[44]	Chicago Cardinals	1955—Named MVP of game
Archie Matsos
Tom Matte
Bruce Matthews
Clay Matthews Jr.
Clay Matthews III
Jake Matthews	OT	2018[35]	Atlanta Falcons	2018—Selected as a replacement for Trent Williams[108]
Marv Matuszak	LB	1953,[11] 1957,[100] 1962 (AFL)[6]	Pittsburgh Steelers (1953) San Francisco 49ers (1957) Buffalo Bills (1962)
Kevin Mawae	C	1999,[17] 2000,[109] 2001,[59] 2002,[60] 2003,[61] 2004,[110] 2008,[92] 2009[93]	New York Jets (1999–2004) Tennessee Titans (2008, 2009)	2009—Selected as a replacement for Jeff Saturday[111]
Mark May	G	1988[112]	Washington Redskins
Jermane Mayberry
Tony Mayberry
Rueben Mayes
Don Maynard
Jerod Mayo
Jerry Mays
Fred McAfee
Pat McAfee
Chris McAlister
Deuce McAllister
Mat McBriar	P	2006,[65] 2010[67]	Dallas Cowboys
Christian McCaffrey	RB	2019[36]	Carolina Panthers	2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[113]
Ed McCaffrey	WR	1998[58]	Denver Broncos
Keenan McCardell	WR	1996,[15] 2003[61]	Jacksonville Jaguars (1996) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2003)
Larry McCarren
Le'Ron McClain
Cy McClairen
Curtis McClinton
Kent McCloughan
Dexter McCluster
Darris McCord
Mike McCormack
Devin McCourty
Gerald McCoy	DT	2012,[40] 2013,[4] 2014,[10] 2015,[32] 2016,[33] 2017[34]	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
LeSean McCoy	RB	2011[94] 2013,[4] 2014,[10] 2015,[32] 2016,[33] 2017[34]	Philadelphia Eagles (2011, 2013, 2014) Buffalo Bills (2015–2017)	2015—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[114] 2016—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[115]
Michael McCrary	DE	1998,[58] 1999[17]	Baltimore Ravens
Lawrence McCutcheon	RB	1973,[49] 1974,[50] 1975,[18] 1976,[19] 1977[20]	Los Angeles Rams
Ed McDaniel
Randall McDaniel
Terry McDaniel
Ron McDole
Tim McDonald
Tommy McDonald
Hugh McElhenny	HB	1952,[77] 1953,[11] 1956,[43] 1957#,[100] 1958,[44] 1961 (NFL)[46]	San Francisco 49ers (1952, 1953, 1956–1958) Minnesota Vikings (1961)	1957—Named MVP of game
Vann McElroy	FS	1983,[26] 1984[52]	Los Angeles Raiders
Bud McFadin	DT	1955,[42] 1956,[43] 1961 (AFL),[64] 1962 (AFL),[6] 1963 (AFL)[7]	Los Angeles Rams (1955, 1956) Denver Broncos (1961–1963)
Willis McGahee	RB	2007,[66] 2011[94]	Baltimore Ravens (2007) Denver Broncos (2011)	2007—Selected as a replacement for LaDainian Tomlinson[116] 2011—Selected as a replacement for Arian Foster[117]
Ben McGee
Max McGee
Terrence McGee
Willie McGinest
Chester McGlockton
Thurman "Fum" McGraw
Pat McInally	P	1981[24]	Cincinnati Bengals
Guy McIntyre	G	1989,[91] 1990,[2] 1991,[3] 1992,[80] 1993[118]	San Francisco 49ers
Marlin McKeever	LB	1966 (NFL)[71]	Los Angeles Rams
Benardrick McKinney	ILB	2018[35]	Houston Texans
Bryant McKinnie
Leon McLaughlin
Bob McLeod
Jim McMahon
Steve McMichael
Erik McMillan
Ernie McMillan
Audray McMillian
Chuck McMurtry
Donovan McNabb
Steve McNair
Charlie McNeil
Clifton McNeil
Freeman McNeil
Gerald McNeil
Ryan McNeil	CB	2001[59]	San Diego Chargers
Marcus McNeill	OT	2006,[65] 2007[66]	San Diego Chargers	2006—Selected as a replacement for Willie Anderson[119] 2007—Selected as a replacement for Jonathan Ogden[120]
Bill McPeak	DE	1952,[77] 1953,[11] 1956[43]	Pittsburgh Steelers
Jake McQuaide	LS	2016,[33] 2017[34]	St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams
Ed Meador	DB	1960,[45] 1964 (NFL),[69] 1965 (NFL),[70] 1966 (NFL),[71] 1967 (NFL),[72] 1968 (NFL)[73]	Los Angeles Rams
Natrone Means
Karl Mecklenburg
Dave Meggett
Lance Mehl
Dale Meinert
Henry Melton
Mike Mercer
Don Meredith
Dudley Meredith
Brandon Meriweather
Shawne Merriman	OLB	2005,[62] 2006,[65] 2007[66]	San Diego Chargers
Mike Merriweather	OLB	1984,[52] 1985,[53] 1986[30]	Pittsburgh Steelers
Jerry Mertens	DB	1958[44]	San Francisco 49ers
DK Metcalf	WR	2020[55]	Seattle Seahawks
Eric Metcalf
Terry Metcalf
Rich Michael
Lou Michaels
Walt Michaels
Art Michalik
Terdell Middleton
Quintin Mikell
Nick Mike-Mayer
Glyn Milburn
Keith Millard
Matt Millen
Alan Miller
Anthony Miller
Chris Miller
Fred Miller
Heath Miller
Jamir Miller
Junior Miller
Justin Miller	KR	2006[65]	New York Jets
Lamar Miller	RB	2018[35]	Houston Texans	2018—Selected as a replacement for Phillip Lindsay[74]
Paul Miller	DE	1955,[42] 1956[43]	Los Angeles Rams
Von Miller	OLB	2011,[94] 2012,[40] 2014,[10] 2015,[32] 2016,[33] 2017,[34] 2018,[35] 2019[36]	Denver Broncos	2012—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[121] 2015—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Broncos advanced to Super Bowl 50[122]
Zach Miller	TE	2010[67]	Oakland Raiders	2010—Selected as a replacement for Antonio Gates[123]
Hanik Milligan	ST	2005[62]	San Diego Chargers
Lawyer Milloy
John Henry Mills
Pete Mills
Sam Mills
Gene Mingo
Frank Minnifield
Bob Mischak
Bobby Mitchell
Brian Mitchell
Jim Mitchell
Keith Mitchell
Leroy Mitchell
Lydell Mitchell
Ron Mix
Dick Modzelewski
Dicky Moegle
Ralf Mojsiejenko
Art Monk
Joe Montana
Greg Montgomery
Wilbert Montgomery
Max Montoya
Warren Moon
Brandon Moore
Dave Moore
Herman Moore
Lenny Moore
Nat Moore
Rob Moore
Tom Moore
Wayne Moore
William Moore
Zeke Moore
Brian Moorman
Sean Morey
Dan Morgan
Stanley Morgan
Milt Morin
Earl Morrall
Alfred Morris
Dennit Morris
Joe Morris
Johnny Morris
Jon Morris
Mercury Morris	KR, RB	1971,[31] 1972,[12] 1973[49]	Miami Dolphins	1973—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[124]
Fred "Curly" Morrison	HB	1955[42]	Cleveland Browns
John Morrow	C	1961 (NFL),[46] 1963 (NFL)[79]	Cleveland Browns
Thomas Morstead	P	2012[40]	New Orleans Saints
Don Mosebar	C	1986,[30] 1990,[2] 1991[3]	Los Angeles Raiders
Mark Moseley	K	1979,[22] 1982[25]	Washington Redskins
Haven Moses	WR	1969 (AFL),[28] 1973[49]	Buffalo Bills (1969) Denver Broncos (1973)
C. J. Mosley	ILB	2014,[10] 2016,[33] 2017,[34] 2018[35]	Baltimore Ravens	2016—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[125]
Randy Moss	WR	1998,[58] 1999,[17] 2000,[109] 2002,[60] 2003,[61] 2007[66]	Minnesota Vikings (1998–2000, 2002, 2003) New England Patriots (2007)	2007—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[126]
Santana Moss
Marion Motley
Eric Moulds
Howard Mudd
Ovie Mughelli	FB	2010[67]	Atlanta Falcons
Muhsin Muhammad	WR	1999,[17] 2004[110]	Carolina Panthers
Don Muhlbach	LS	2012,[40] 2018[35]	Detroit Lions
Herb Mul-Key	KR	1973[49]	Washington Redskins
Mike Munchak
Chuck Muncie
Anthony Muñoz
Mark Murphy
DeMarco Murray
Eddie Murray
Kyler Murray	QB	2020[55]	Arizona Cardinals
Latavius Murray	RB	2015[32]	Oakland Raiders	2015—Selected as a replacement for Jonathan Stewart[127]
Jim Mutscheller	TE	1957[100]	Baltimore Colts
Chip Myers	WR	1972[12]	Cincinnati Bengals
Chris Myers	C	2011,[94] 2012[40]	Houston Texans	2011—Selected as a replacement for Maurkice Pouncey[128]
Jason Myers	K	2018[35]	New York Jets
Tom Myers	S	1979[22]	New Orleans Saints

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