Bolles' wife, Natalie, is doing her part trying to change the narrative surrounding him. Natalie made a hilarious Pro Bowl graphic for Bolles, from when he nearly caught a touchdown pass against the New York Giants in Week 7. In the photo, Bolles lies sprawled, belly down on the ground in the end zone.

The Seattle Seahawks have the enjoyable position of meaningful December football across the board. But several key players are in prime consideration for the Pro Bowl as well.

The Tennessee Titans would be thrilled to send anyone to the Pro Bowl. They have a few players that are more than deserving of the honors, it's just a matter of what the fans think. Thankfully for the Titans, they have four players in consideration.

Aubrey climbs one spot, Lamb enters the chat, and 6 other Cowboys hold their spots in the top 10 at their positions as Pro Bowl voting continues.

According to the ballots cast on league websites, the second-year Patriots quarterback had garnered 64,576 votes, almost 10,000 more than Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba in second place. The closest quarterback to Maye was Rams standout Matthew Stafford at 50,148 votes.

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Maye has proven to be the catalyst for most of the Patriots' success this season. His second-year leap, along with the arrival of Mike Vrabel and Josh McDaniels, has taken the team to new heights. The team is on a 10-game winning streak with an 11-2 record in a year with Maye throwing for 3,412 yards, 22 touchdowns, and six interceptions.

Linebacker Jack Campbell is the only one of those 11 to lead his position in voting. Campbell, who has taken his play to an elite level this season, leads the way among inside linebackers. Jahmyr Gibbs is the only Lions player to crack the overall top 10, getting 50,721 votes to tank him sixth as of Dec. 8.