Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and Philadelphia Eagles are among the headliners from the 2025 Pro Bowl Games roster.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is by far the most notable omission as he missed out in a loaded race at his position.

Here's the full list of AFC and NFC honorees:

AFC

Offense

• Quarterback: Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills), Joe Burrow (Cincinnati Bengals), Lamar Jackson (Baltimore Ravens)
• Running Back: Derrick Henry (Baltimore Ravens), Joe Mixon (Houston Texans), Jonathan Taylor (Indianapolis Colts) 
• Fullback: Patrick Ricard (Baltimore Ravens) 
• Wide Receiver: Ja'Marr Chase (Cincinnati Bengals), Jerry Jeudy (Cleveland Browns), Nico Collins (Houston Texans), Zay Flowers (Baltimore Ravens) 
• Tight End: Brock Bowers (Las Vegas Raiders), Travis Kelce (Kansas City Chiefs) 
• Offensive Tackle: Dion Dawkins (Buffalo Bills), Laremy Tunsil (Houston Texans), Rashawn Slater (Los Angeles Chargers) 
• Offensive Guard: Quenton Nelson (Indianapolis Colts), Joe Thuney (Kansas City Chiefs), Trey Smith (Kansas City Chiefs) 
• Center: Creed Humphrey (Kansas City Chiefs), Tyler Linderbaum (Baltimore Ravens) 

Defense

• Defensive End: Myles Garrett (Cleveland Browns), Trey Hendrickson (Cincinnati Bengals), Maxx Crosby (Las Vegas Raiders) 
• Interior Linemen: Cameron Heyward (Pittsburgh Steelers), Chris Jones (Kansas City Chiefs), Nnamdi Madubuike (Baltimore Ravens) 
• Outside Linebacker: Nik Bonitto (Denver Broncos), T.J. Watt (Pittsburgh Steelers), Khalil Mack (Los Angeles Chargers) 
• Inside Linebacker: Roquan Smith (Baltimore Ravens), Zaire Franklin (Indianapolis Colts) 
• Cornerback: Derek Stingley Jr. (Houston Texans), Patrick Surtain II (Denver Broncos), Marlon Humphrey (Baltimore Ravens), Denzel Ward (Cleveland Browns) 
• Free Safety: Minkah Fitzpatrick (Pittsburgh Steelers) 
• Strong Safety: Kyle Hamilton (Baltimore Ravens), Derwin James (Los Angeles Chargers) 

Special Teams

• Long Snapper: Ross Matiscik (Jacksonville Jaguars) 
• Punter: Logan Cooke (Jacksonville Jaguars) 
• Placekicker: Chris Boswell (Pittsburgh Steelers) 
• Return Specialist: Marvin Mims Jr. (Denver Broncos) 
• Special Teamer: Brenden Schooler (New England Patriots)

NFC

Offense

• Quarterback: Jared Goff (Detroit Lions), Jayden Daniels (Washington Commanders), Sam Darnold (Minnesota Vikings) 
• Running Back: Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles), Jahmyr Gibbs (Detroit Lions), Josh Jacobs (Green Bay Packers) 
• Fullback: Kyle Juszczyk (San Francisco 49ers) 
• Wide Receiver: Justin Jefferson (Minnesota Vikings), Amon-Ra St. Brown (Detroit Lions), CeeDee Lamb (Dallas Cowboys), Terry McLaurin (Washington Commanders) 
• Tight End: George Kittle (San Francisco 49ers), Trey McBride (Arizona Cardinals) 
• Offensive Tackle: Lane Johnson (Philadelphia Eagles). Penei Sewell (Detroit Lions), Tristan Wirfs (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) 
• Offensive Guard: Landon Dickerson (Philadelphia Eagles), Tyler Smith (Dallas Cowboys), Chris Lindstrom (Atlanta Falcons) 
• Center: Frank Ragnow (Detroit Lions), Cam Jurgens (Philadelphia Eagles) 

Defense

• Defensive End: Nick Bosa (San Francisco 49ers), Micah Parsons (Dallas Cowboys), Rashan Gary (Green Bay Packers) 
• Interior Linemen: Jalen Carter (Philadelphia Eagles), Dexter Lawrence (New York Giants), Vita Vea (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) 
• Outside Linebacker: Jonathan Greenard (Minnesota Vikings), Andrew Van Ginkel (Minnesota Vikings) Jared Verse (Los Angeles Rams) 
• Inside Linebacker: Fred Warner (San Francisco 49ers), Zack Baun (Philadelphia Eagles) 
• Cornerback: Jaylen Johnson (Chicago Bears), Byron Murphy (Minnesota Vikings), Jaycee Horn (Carolina Panthers), Devon Witherspoon (Seattle Seahawks) 
• Free Safety: Xavier McKinney (Green Bay Packers) 
• Strong Safety: Budda Baker (Arizona Cardinals), Brian Branch (Detroit Lions)

Special Teams

• Long Snapper: Andrew DePaola (Minnesota Vikings) 
• Punter: Jack Fox (Detroit Lions) 
• Placekicker: Brandon Aubrey (Dallas Cowboys) 
• Return Specialist: KaVontae Turpin (Dallas Cowboys) 
• Special Teamer: KhaDarel Hodge (Atlanta Falcons)

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce wound up claiming the overall fan vote, edging out Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs.

It appears the Swifties came out in force because Barkley led the field in the Dec. 20 voting update. Kelce not only didn't crack the top 10 but was also third among tight ends behind the Las Vegas Raiders' Brock Bowers and San Franciscso 49ers' George Kittle.

Barkley could rest easy knowing a Pro Bowl nod was nonetheless forthcoming.

The Eagles running back become the ninth player in NFL history to eclipse 2,000 rushing yards this season, and he's only 101 yards away from Eric Dickerson's single-year record.

Barkley will have to settle for that with Philadelphia resting him in Week 18. Considering he has logged a league-leading 345 carries, 50 more than his previous career high, the decision is understandable if still a little disappointing given what's at stake.

The fight for the three quarterback spots in the NFC was one of the most compelling of any position.

The conference boasts four of the top-five passers with the Detroit Lions' Jared Goff, Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Baker Mayfield, Minnesota Vikings' Sam Darnold and Seattle Seahawks' Geno Smith falling in behind Cincinnati Bengals star Joe Burrow.

Washington Commanders rookie Jayden Daniels inserted himself into the Pro Bowl conversation, too, thanks to his efficiency (3,530 yards, 25 touchdowns, nine interceptions and a 69.4 percent completion rate) along with Washington qualifying for the playoffs.

Few, if any, fans would've had Darnold or Daniels in the mix to represent the NFC in the Pro Bowl Games coming into the season.

In the AFC, nobody was surprised to see Burrow balling out along with Mahomes, Allen and the Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson.

Somebody would have to be the odd man out, though, and that should've been Mahomes on merit. While his team is 15-1, he's averaging is fewest-ever passing yards per game (245.5). He has also thrown more interceptions (11) than Burrow, Jackson and Allen.

As has now become the custom, football will be merely the sideshow for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games. Participants will compete in nine different events, culminating in the flag football game on Feb. 2.

"Passing The Test" is a new inclusion this year. It's part trivia contest and part about quarterback accuracy. Quarterbacks, along with one teammate, will answer five questions about their Pro Bowl peers, and every right answer will give them 10 additional seconds in the throwing portion of "Passing The Test."

The NFC will look to defend its 2024 Pro Bowl Games title. It edged out the AFC 64-59, giving coach Eli Manning his second straight win over older brother Peyton Manning.