This is a list of Redskins that I think will make the Pro Bowl next year:
Robert Griffin III (QB) - He made the Pro Bowl last year but could not participate because of his knee injury. Next year he will not only be voted in to the Pro Bowl but he will be voted the starter (the best QB in the NFC) and actually play in the game. I don't think he will have a sophomore slump like most second year QBs do.
Alfred Morris (HB) - He was second in the league in rushing last year and somehow didn't get invited to the Pro Bowl. But he will make it in his second year. A lot of commentators say that you earn your first Pro Bowl appearance the year before you go. He will follow up a solid rookie season with a great sophomore season again surpassing 1600 yards.
Pierre Garcon (WR) - He was healthy for only half of the season and still lead the team in receiving He has all the talent in the world and if he can stay healthy this year he will double his statistics. If he does that he becomes a top 10 receiver in the league, but I think with another year of chemistry with RGIII he will more than double his production from last year and will easily make the Pro Bowl.
Trent Williams (LT) - Last year he made his first Pro Bowl of his career. Unfortunately he did not get to play in the game because he was assaulted the Friday before at a night club. But he will get the opportunity to play next year. Last year he was dominating at times, and is one of the most athletic left tackles in the league. He will dominate his opponents again this year and make his second Pro Bowl.
Brian Orakpo (OLB) - Last year he only played in one in a half games before he was injured and because of that our defense struggled mightily. He is a game changer, he has already made the Pro Bowl twice in his four year career. He will finally take the next step and become a super star in this league. I can see him getting close to 20 sacks next year and drastically helping our defense and easily making his third Pro Bowl.
Ryan Kerrigan (OLB) - Mr. Ironman for the Redskins hasn't missed a single play on defense in his two year career due to injury or fatigue. The only time he was taken out of the game was during a blow out of the Eagles last year. He made his first Pro Bowl last year and with Orakpo back and demanding double teams, Kerrigan will find more one on one situations and will get to the QB more often. While he is not the pass rushing talent that Orakpo is he is better against the run and more durable. I can see him getting around 12 or 13 sacks next year and making his second Pro Bowl.
Other Possibilities: London Fletcher, Fred Davis, Will Montgomery, Perry Riley, and DeAngelo Hall.
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