Not one member of the Carolina Panthers, for a fifth straight year, was selected to either of The Associated Press' All-Pro Teams. A handful of their players did, however, get a bit of recognition. Fo

Friday, the Associate Press announced their All Pro First team. On that team was Raiders rookie TE Brock Bowers, who led all tight ends with 101 votes and 27 first team votes. The next most votes went to 49ers George Kittle with 88 votes and 22

The Carolina Panthers finished 5-12 on the season, so it's not a big surprise that they didn't have a single All-Pro. No Panther populated the first or second team from the AP. It's hard to justify giving any Panther a spot because the team's record might've been vastly different if they had a top-two player at any position this year.