PRO BOWL HISTORY Below Is a List of the Bengals Selected for the NFL Pro Bowl (1970-Present) and AFL All-Star Games (1968-69) — Listed Both by Player and by Year

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PRO BOWL HISTORY Below Is a List of the Bengals Selected for the NFL Pro Bowl (1970-Present) and AFL All-Star Games (1968-69) — Listed Both by Player and by Year PRO BOWL HISTORY Below is a list of the Bengals selected for the NFL Pro Bowl (1970-present) and AFL All-Star games (1968-69) — listed both by player and by year. The years listed are the seasons during which the selections were earned, not the calendar years in which the games were played. BY PLAYER BY YEAR PLAYER SELECTIONS YEAR(S) YEAR PLAYER(S) Anthony Munoz, OT .......................................... 11 1981-91 1968 — C Bob Johnson, RB Paul Robinson, TE Bob Trumpy A.J. Green, WR ................................................... 7 2011-17 1969 — LB Bill Bergey, RB Paul Robinson, TE Bob Trumpy Geno Atkins, DT ................................................. 6 2011-12, ’14-17 1970 — CB Lemar Parrish, TE Bob Trumpy Chad Johnson, WR ............................................. 6 2003-07, ’09 1971 — CB Lemar Parrish Lemar Parrish, CB .............................................. 6 1970-71, ’74-77 1972 — WR Chip Myers, DT Mike Reid Ken Anderson, QB .............................................. 4 1975-76, ’81-82 1973 — WR Isaac Curtis, DT Mike Reid, TE Bob Trumpy Willie Anderson, OT ............................................ 4 2003-06 1974 — S Tommy Casanova, WR Isaac Curtis, CB Lemar Parrish James Brooks, RB .............................................. 4 1986, ’88-90 1975 — QB Ken Anderson, WR Isaac Curtis, CB Lemar Parrish Isaac Curtis, WR ................................................. 4 1973-76 1976 — QB Ken Anderson, DE Coy Bacon, S Tommy Casanova, WR Isaac Curtis, LB Jim LeClair, CB Lemar Parrish Bob Trumpy, TE .................................................. 4 1968-70, ’73 1977 — DE Coy Bacon, S Tommy Casanova, CB Lemar Parrish Tommy Casanova, S .......................................... 3 1974, ’76-77 1978 — (none) Cris Collinsworth, WR ......................................... 3 1981-83 1979 — (none) Andy Dalton, QB ................................................. 3 2011, ’14, ’16 1980 — (none) Corey Dillon, RB ................................................. 3 1999-2001 1981 — QB Ken Anderson, WR Cris Collinsworth, FB Pete Johnson, P Pat McInally, OT Anthony Munoz Boomer Esiason, QB .......................................... 3 1986, ’88-89 1982 — QB Ken Anderson, WR Cris Collinsworth, OT Anthony Munoz, TE Dan Ross David Fulcher, S ................................................. 3 1988-90 1983 — WR Cris Collinsworth, OT Anthony Munoz Rodney Holman, TE............................................ 3 1988-90 1984 — OT Anthony Munoz Max Montoya, G ................................................. 3 1986, ’88-89 1985 — OT Anthony Munoz Andrew Whitworth, OT ........................................ 3 2012, ’15-16 1986 — RB James Brooks, QB Boomer Esiason, G Max Montoya, OT Anthony Munoz Coy Bacon, DE ................................................... 2 1976-77 1987 — NT Tim Krumrie, OT Anthony Munoz Carlos Dunlap, DE .............................................. 2 2015-16 1988 — RB James Brooks, WR Eddie Brown, QB Boomer Esiason, S David Fulcher, TE Rodney Holman, NT Tim Krumrie, G Max Montoya, Jermaine Gresham, TE ....................................... 2 2011-12 OT Anthony Munoz, CB Eric Thomas Tim Krumrie, NT ................................................. 2 1987-88 1989 — RB James Brooks, QB Boomer Esiason, S David Fulcher, TE Rodney Holman, G Max Montoya, OT Anthony Munoz Carson Palmer, QB ............................................. 2 2005-06 1990 — RB James Brooks, S David Fulcher, TE Rodney Holman, OT Anthony Munoz Carl Pickens, WR ................................................ 2 1995-96 1991 — OT Anthony Munoz Mike Reid, DT ..................................................... 2 1972-73 1992 — RB Harold Green Paul Robinson, RB ............................................. 2 1968-69 1993 — (none) Ashley Ambrose, CB ........................................... 1 1996 1994 — (none) Bill Bergey, LB .................................................... 1 1969 1995 — QB Jeff Blake, WR Carl Pickens Jeff Blake, QB ..................................................... 1 1995 1996 — CB Ashley Ambrose, WR Carl Pickens Eddie Brown, WR ............................................... 1 1988 1997 — (none) Vontaze Burfict, LB ............................................. 1 2013 1998 — (none) Tyler Eifert, TE .................................................... 1 2015 1999 — RB Corey Dillon, KR Tremain Mack Shayne Graham, K ............................................. 1 2005 2000 — RB Corey Dillon Harold Green, RB ............................................... 1 1992 2001 — RB Corey Dillon Clark Harris, LS .................................................. 1 2017 2002 — FB Lorenzo Neal T.J. Houshmandzadeh, WR ................................ 1 2007 2003 — OT Willie Anderson, WR Chad Johnson Kevin Huber, P .................................................... 1 2014 2004 — OT Willie Anderson, CB Tory James, WR Chad Johnson, RB Rudi Johnson Tory James, CB .................................................. 1 2004 2005 — OT Willie Anderson, K Shayne Graham, WR Chad Johnson, CB Deltha O’Neal, QB Carson Palmer Bob Johnson, C .................................................. 1 1968 2006 — OT Willie Anderson, WR Chad Johnson, QB Carson Palmer (Pro Bowl Player of the Game) Pete Johnson, FB ............................................... 1 1981 2007 — WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh, WR Chad Johnson Rudi Johnson, RB ............................................... 1 2004 2008 — (none) Adam Jones, CB ................................................. 1 2015 2009 — WR Chad Johnson Jim LeClair, LB ................................................... 1 1976 2010 — (none) Tremain Mack, KR .............................................. 1 1999 2011 — DT Geno Atkins, QB Andy Dalton, WR A.J. Green, TE Jermaine Gresham Pat McInally, P .................................................... 1 1981 2012 — DT Geno Atkins, WR A.J. Green, TE Jermaine Gresham, OT Andrew Whitworth Chip Myers, WR .................................................. 1 1972 2013 — LB Vontaze Burfict, WR A.J. Green Lorenzo Neal, FB ................................................ 1 2002 2014 — DT Geno Atkins, QB Andy Dalton, WR A.J. Green, P Kevin Huber Reggie Nelson, S ................................................ 1 2015 2015 — DT Geno Atkins, DE Carlos Dunlap, TE Tyler Eifert, WR A.J. Green, CB Adam Jones, S Reggie Nelson, RB Cedric Peerman, Deltha O’Neal, CB .............................................. 1 2005 OT Andrew Whitworth Cedric Peerman, RB ........................................... 1 2015 2016 — DT Geno Atkins, QB Andy Dalton, DE Carlos Dunlap, WR A.J. Green, OT Andrew Whitworth Dan Ross, TE ..................................................... 1 1982 2017 — DT Geno Atkins, WR A.J. Green, LS Clark Harris Eric Thomas, CB ................................................. 1 1988 .
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