Second year wide reciever for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Mike Wallace, has been proving himself worthy of a selection to play in this season’s NFL Pro Bowl. He has been recording excellent stats this seaon, which proves that he is deserving of an NFL Pro Bowl selection.

Already this season Wallace has made eight touchdown catches to put him in seventh place in the NFL. Wallace is on pace with breaking the Steelers’ single-season receiving record of 12. If Wallace makes 13 touchdown receptions this season, he will break the current record held by teammate Hines Ward, Louis Lipps, and Buddy Dial.

Similiar to his touchdown ranking, Wallace is also ranked seventh in the league with a total yardage of 759. Averaging 23 yards per catch, Wallace is leading the NFL in yards-per-reception. Additionally, Wallace is second only to the Broncos’ Brandon Lloyd in recptions greater than 20 yards. He is tied for second with the Philadelphia Eagles’ DeSean Jackson, and just behind Denver’s Lloyd in catches over 40 yards.

If Wallace continues to keep up his game, he is a shoe-in for a Pro Bowl Selection. The 2011 NFL Pro Bowl will be held at the Aloha Stadium in gorgeous Honolulu Hawaii on Sunday, January 30.

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The teams for the 2010 Pro Bowl have been revealed by the AFC and NFC. The newly formatted 2010 Pro Bowl will be held on Sunday, January 31, 2009 at Landshark stadium in Miami, Florida. This is the first time in 30 years that the Pro Bowl will be held on the mainland.

The Minnesota Vikings have the most players on the Pro Bowl rosters. They will have a total of 8 players on the team, which includes 5 starters. The Philadelphia Eagles, Indianapolis Colts, and the Dallas Cowboys are trailing behind them each with 6 players on the rosters. With 5 players of their own on a team, following them is San Diego, Baltimore, and New Orleans.

This all-star game will feature the best quarterbacks in the league, Colts quarterback Peyton Manning, and New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. The AFC Pro Bowl starters include wide receivers Reggie Wayne and Andre Johnson, and running back Chris Johnson. The NFC starters include Larry Fitzgerald and DeSean Jackson as their wide receivers, and Drew Brees of New Orleans as the quarterback.

There are 6 teams that have no players on the 2010 Pro Bowl rosters. Among the teams included are the Cincinnati Bengals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the Detroit Lions. Another team with no players on the rosters is the Seattle Seahawks. This is the first time in many years that they did not have a player on the Pro Bowl Rosters.

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