The Associated Press 2024 NFL All-Pro team selected by a national panel of 50 media members: Wide Receivers — Ja’Marr Chase, Cincinnati; Justin Jefferson, Minnesota; Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit

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They don't fully understand him, but they appreciate their QB. Coach Tee Martin compares Jackson to rapper Lil Wayne: ‘They’re just ahead of their time at what they do.’

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The Associated Press’ official All-Pro teams have been revealed and atop first team All-Pro list is Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson. Jackson earned 30 of a possible 50 first-place votes. Trailing behind him was Buffalo Bills’ Josh Allen (18) and Cincinnati Bengals’ Joe Burrow (2).

Lamar Jackson is one of the Ravens' four first-team All-Pros in 2024, as named by the Associated Press. He's joined by linebacker Roquan Smith (third time), cornerback Marlon Humphrey (second time), and fullback Patrick Ricard (first time). Running back Derrick Henry and safety Kyle Hamilton were named second-team All-Pros.

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