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#Vote49ers for 2012 Pro Bowl

Posted by Taylor Price on October 26, 2011 – 11:15 AM

Fan voting for the 2012 Pro Bowl is officially open for business.


In total, the 49ers have 27 players on this year’s ballot, led by Pro Bowl veterans Patrick Willis, Frank Gore, Vernon Davis, Justin Smith, Andy Lee, Jonathan Goodwin, David Akers and Braylon Edwards.

Fan votes count for one third of the results, while votes from coaches and players account for the other two thirds of the voting equation. Vote early and often for members of the 49ers so they can play in the NFL’s annual All-Star game which takes place Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012 at Aloha Stadium in Hawaii.

Last season, Willis and Smith represented the 49ers in the exhibition game. Only Smith was able to participate as Willis recovered from a broken hand suffered late in the regular season.

Download this #Vote49ers wallpaper, courtesy of team graphic designer @49DZn.


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25 Responses to “#Vote49ers for 2012 Pro Bowl”

  1. By mitchell on Oct 26, 2011 | Reply

    I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR WHAT SCOTT TOLZEIN AND KAEPERNICK ARE DOING. IS THERE COMPETETION BETWEEN THEM WITH SMITH. I THINK TOLZEIN IS MORE READY THAN KAEPERNICK.

  2. By Gob3s on Oct 26, 2011 | Reply

    Where’s Aldon Smith!?!?!

  3. By Rizwan on Oct 26, 2011 | Reply

    to mitchell why do you want to have a competetion between smith and two backup QBs because Smith is playing good and getting better game after game and as long as we winning and he is not turning the ball over there should be any competetion so back off…

  4. By cory woods on Oct 26, 2011 | Reply

    to both of you, first mitchell i think tolzien is more ready but kaepernick will be GREAT and alex smith is doing his job so lets let the young guys do the learning while alex gets it done i am so proud of him this year just need more tds and we are unstopable we have the greatest d on earth!!! EVER!!! o yea and hats of to the oline keep eatin big boys love love love you iupati davis snyder boone staley all of you hats off!!!

  5. By rob on Oct 26, 2011 | Reply

    can rookies compete in the pro bowl? if so why is Aldon Smith not on this list. id has been killin in.

  6. By 49erKIDD on Oct 26, 2011 | Reply

    what about carlos rodgers? aldon smith?…what about coach harbaugh?

  7. By Austin on Oct 26, 2011 | Reply

    Lets get Blake Costanzo on that Pro Bowl list

    The True blue collar special teams player #51

  8. By Harry B on Oct 27, 2011 | Reply

    Frank Gore!!!!!!

  9. By Dan on Oct 27, 2011 | Reply

    I think the pic is of last years pro bowlers… if i read the article right… but yes alden should make it and alex is doing a wonderful job controlling the game and his t.o.’s cant wait to see this defense take us all the way to Indy

  10. By rjd niner on Oct 27, 2011 | Reply

    I just voted for all the niners on the list, I belive Aldon well be a finalist for
    Def Rookie of the Year for the NFC and Chrise Cullver ,I truly belive
    Coach Harbough , WILL BE COACH OF THE YEAR FOR THE NFC.
    Any rookie head coach done better.

  11. By Adrian on Oct 27, 2011 | Reply

    Frank Gore

  12. By alex on Oct 27, 2011 | Reply

    lets get ginn in there hes the one who sets us up to win the games that we have won!!!

  13. By archie humble on Oct 27, 2011 | Reply

    Alex smith is doing very well this year people so back off….. There is an old saying that seems perfect for the alex smith arguement……IF IT’S NOT BROKE ….DON’T FIX IT………The 49ers are on a roll and the last thing they need is a monkey wrench thrown there way.The bottom line is simply they are getting it done. 49ers for life……..

  14. By Alaska 4T9ER on Oct 27, 2011 | Reply

    Patrick Willis For sure.

  15. By Anthony M on Oct 27, 2011 | Reply

    It’s funny to see all the Alex Smith love. I bet 75% of you praising him were hating in the preseason and now you’re on the bandwagon. I’ve been supporting Alex since day one and new once we had a good HC Alex would play well. No one will own up but either way Niners 4 Life and 49ers Forever! BTW Tolzein is the future. I say Alex starts the next 2 more seasons and Tolzein takes over after. Sorry but Kaep has not lived up to the hype.

  16. By David on Oct 28, 2011 | Reply

    I want to see V. Davis and D-Lay get on the squad, they would then get to potentially face off against Hernandez and Gronkowski. I fear this will never happen though…. V and D-Lay are gonna have to pull out due to being all tired from being SUPERBOWL CHAMPIONS!!!

  17. By rjd niner on Oct 28, 2011 | Reply

    I take Vernon Davis over the two TE form the PATS any day .
    Is there any one faster then Davis at the TE postion in the NFL .
    Name him ,I would like to know.

  18. By casual e on Oct 28, 2011 | Reply

    tarell brown #25 that boy can sure cover

  19. By We Cut Who? on Oct 28, 2011 | Reply

    Tolzien? Lol..its nice to have him, but Kaep HAS lived up to the hype. Anybody that thought he wasn’t bench bound for 2-3 years is living a fantasy. Kaep will be the man when Alex moves on, unless Alex keeps showing up, then he can start until he’s 50, i don’t care. Alex is doing it right. Kaep is learning and Tolzien is a good #2 option for a game manager. Kaep isn’t going anywhere! He’s gonna learn for a few years and then he’ll get his shot. He’s an investment in the future and the coaches are going to protect that investment. So yeah, I predict Alex is going to continue playing well. This could be HIS pro-bowl year after all. Yardage isn’t nearly as important as efficiency and Alex is right up there. If the receiving corp could just SHOW UP TOO.. then his pro bowl ballot could really take shape.. neway, Alex for the Long Shot Pro-Bowl nod, Patrick Willis for sure.. An where is Aldon Smith?!! He DEFINITELY merits consideration at this point. .. neway, nobody watches the pro-bowl.. so who cares?

  20. By captain BamBam on Oct 28, 2011 | Reply

    If we didnt have the best defense in the NFL we wouldnt be 5-1. Alex Smith is turning into a good game manager but most importantly he is finishing games… I never thought I woulda seen this day. With that said i still dont believe he is the answer for the future especially if we loose importsnt players on the defense. Alex Smith still isnt a playmaker in this league, but with harbogh in his ear he might be late in the season and hopefully in the playoffs.. playoffa.. what defines a players career..

  21. By tony hallerman on Oct 28, 2011 | Reply

    i have always thought alex smith would get better, but i am a die hard 49ers fan was upset when he got benched i have confidence in the whole team and staff that they will make the playoff. way to go 49ers keep up the great work.

  22. By Hermie on Oct 30, 2011 | Reply

    Frankie, Patrick and Justin should be shoe-ins right now. Aldon will be rookie of the year if he keeps playing as he has been. In two years we will have “3″ of the starting offensive lineman for the pro bowl!! You heard it here first!!

  23. By Hermie on Oct 30, 2011 | Reply

    CK is 9ers future!!

  24. By rjd niner on Oct 30, 2011 | Reply

    Hermie CK is a good QB, BUT he is a speard typ shotgon qb .
    IT will take time Coach H will be there every step of the way .
    We all know that Alax did not have the system or the coach he has now .
    All the postive and great comments we as NINERS make are OUTSTANDING.

  25. By luis soriano jr on Nov 22, 2011 | Reply

    if Alex Smith keeps playin good football i think he should be on the pro bowl list or at least the come back player of the year .

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