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ENGLEWOOD, Colo.** — Broncos running back C.J. Anderson was selected to play in the 2015 Pro Bowl, the NFL informed the team on Monday. He will replace Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell, who is unable to participate due to injury.
Anderson played 15 games for the Broncos in 2014, starting the club's final seven contests and totaling 849 rushing yards and eight touchdowns on 179 carries (4.7 avg.) He also caught 34 passes for 324 yards (9.5 avg.) with two touchdowns.
The second-year player, who was signed by the Broncos as a college free agent in 2013, led all NFL players with 709 yards from scrimmage (472 rush / 237 rec.) during the month of November and tied for the league lead in touchdowns (7) in December.
Anderson's selection gives Denver 11 Pro Bowlers this year to represent the most in team history. He is the ninth Broncos running back to be named to the Pro Bowl and the first since Willis McGahee was selected following the 2011 season.
MOST PRO BOWL SELECTIONS,
ALL-TIME BRONCOS RUNNING BACKS
BRONCOS HISTORY
SELECTED TO PRO BOWL
Year
No.
Player
No.
Season(s)
1.
2014
11
Floyd Little
3
1970-71, '73
2.
1998
10
Otis Armstrong
2
1974, '76
3.
1996
9
Sammy Winder
2
1984, '86
4.
2012
7
Bobby Humphrey
1
1990
2001
7
Gaston Green
1
1991
1978
7
Terrell Davis
3
1996-98
7.
1995
6
Clinton Portis
1
2003
1986
6
Willis McGahee
1
2011
C.J. Anderson
1
2014
DENVER BRONCOS 2014 PRO BOWL SELECTIONS
Player
Pos.
Selections
C.J. Anderson
RB
1st
Ryan Clady
T
4th
Chris Harris Jr.
CB
1st
Peyton Manning
QB
14th
Von Miller
LB
3rd
Emmanuel Sanders
WR
1st
Aqib Talib
CB
2nd
Demaryius Thomas
WR
3rd
Julius Thomas
TE
2nd
T.J. Ward
S
2nd
DeMarcus Ware
DE
8th
