One short week ago, Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph was left off the NFL Pro Bowl team, despite leading the league with nine interceptions and earning the highest grade at his position (90.7) from Pro Football Focus.

Lions safety Kerby Joseph was one of, if not the biggest snub from the Pro Bowl roster this season. The Associated Press helped rectify that problem by naming him to the First Team All-Pro. Joseph received 37 first-place votes, leading all safeties. He is joined on the First Team with Green Bay Packers safety Xavier McKinney (31 first-place votes).

Six Detroit Lions have been named to the All-Pro teams by the Associated Press, including Kerby Joseph, who was notably snubbed from the Pro Bowl.

The Associated Press revealed its 2024 All-Pro team on Friday, and a total of six Detroit Lions were selected between the first- and second-team squads. And, yes, Kerby Joseph was one of them.

Detroit Lions star safety Kerby Joseph was snubbed from the 2025 Pro Bowl team earlier this month, and it was because of his peers. Now, Joseph has been snubbed by his peers yet again on the NFLPA All-Pro team.

After Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph was egregiously snubbed for the 2025 Pro Bowl, defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn shared his thoughts on the situation, saying he knows why the star defender was left off the roster.

The Detroit Lions have once again had multiple players receive First-Team All-Pro honors from the Associated Press.

Seven Lions players were named to the Pro Bowl roster, which was announced Thursday. Safety Kerby Joseph was not one of those seven. Instead, it was Green Bay Packers’ safety Xavier McKinney who got the nod at free safety.