Quarterback Aaron Rodgers and tackle David Bakhtiari will represent the Green Bay Packers at the Pro Bowl.

Twelve Baltimore Ravens, including second-year quarterback Lamar Jackson, and seven New Orleans Saints, highlighted by league-leading receiver Michael Thomas, have made the Pro Bowl.

Baltimore tied the record for Pro Bowl players set by Miami in 1973. The NFL released the rosters Tuesday night for the game in Orlando, Florida, on Jan. 26.

Thirty teams had at least one player selected and 24 clubs had multiple players chosen. The New York Giants and Miami Dolphins failed to get any Pro Bowlers. Players on the two Super Bowl teams will withdraw from the Pro Bowl and be replaced.

The Chicago Bears send three players to the game with linebacker Khalil Mack, safety Eddie Jackson and return specialist Cordarrelle Patterson.

Minnesota had two picks with running back Dalvin Cook and safety Harrison Smith.

Lions cornerback Darius Slay earned a third straight Pro Bowl selection.