Pro Bowl Voting: Cowboys’ Brandon Aubrey takes over top spot among kickers

Pro Bowl voting is in its second week, and most of the Cowboys who were on the list last week are there once again.

The first week of voting seems to have been a pretty fair indicator of where several players stand, as Dak Prescott, Javonte Williams, George Pickens, Jake Ferguson, Hunter Luepke, and KaVontae Turpin all occupy the same spots within their positional categories as they did one week ago.

CeeDee Lamb has broken into the top 10 at wide receiver, and Tyler Smith and Tyler Booker have fallen out of the top 10 among guards. There were some other minor shuffles downward for a few Cowboys players, while Brandon Aubrey moved up to the top overall spot among kickers.

The Cowboys still have no defensive players in the top 10 at their positions.

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Here’s a look at the Cowboys who are in the top 10 at their positions after two weeks of voting.

QB : Dak Prescott – 4th

Prescott is fourth overall in the QB vote, right where he also was after the first week of voting. He’s second in the NFC, behind only the Rams’ Matthew Stafford.

RB: Javonte Williams – 9th

In his first 1,000-yard season, Williams is ninth among all running backs, no change from the first week’s vote. Within the NFC, he is sixth. Former Cowboy Rico Dowdle is two spots above him.

WR: George Pickens – 2nd; CeeDee Lamb – 10th

For the second week in a row, Pickens is locked in as the second-place vote-getter at wide receiver, behind only Seattle’s Jaxon Smith-Njigba. This would be Pickens’s first Pro Bowl. Four-time Pro Bowler CeeDee Lamb has just cracked the top 10 with this week’s vote. The NFC has a stacked list of candidates at the position; only one name in the top 10, Ja’Marr Chase, comes from the AFC.

TE: Jake Ferguson – 6th

In a bounceback season for the tight end, Ferguson sits in sixth place in the fan vote at his position once again. He’s behind only Arizona’s Trey McBride, the overall position leader, in the NFC.

FB: Hunter Luepke – 2nd

His stats may be modest, but the fans love Lupeke. He remains the second-highest vote-getter among all fullbacks in the second week of voting, trailing only San Francisco’s Kyle Juszczyk.

OC: Cooper Beebe – 9th

Beebe falls to ninth place among centers in the second week of Pro Bowl voting. He was sixth last week.

K: Brandon Aubrey – 1st

Aubrey has moved into first place among all kickers in Pro Bowl voting, taking over the top spot from the Chargers’ Cameron Dicker. He would be the NFC’s kicker for the third straight season if voting ended today.

LS: Trent Sieg – 5th

The eight-year veteran is in fifth place among the league’s long snappers after two weeks of voting, down from second place last week.

KR/PR: KaVontae Turpin – 1st

Turpin is, for the second straight week, the league’s top vote-getter among all return specialists. He’s in the running for his third Pro Bowl nod.

ST: CJ Goodwin – 9th

The 35-year-old Goodwin is sitting in ninth place among dedicated special-teams players. That’s down from seventh last week.

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