Games were revealed Monday afternoon, and Dallas Cowboys specialist KaVontae Turpin is the leading vote-getter among kickoff and punt returners.

Three Cowboys are currently in the top 5 of their respective position groups in Pro Bowl voting, including Turpin (first), kicker Brandon Aubrey (second) and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb.

Veteran Zack Martin ranks sixth in offensive guard voting, Hunter Luepke is sixth among fullbacks and Trent Sieg is 10th among long snappers.

Turpin, who was selected to the Pro Bowl following his rookie season in 2022, currently leads the league with 762 kickoff return yards across 21 returns (36.3-yard average). He recorded an electric 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown during the Cowboys’ win over the Washington Commanders in Week 12.

Turpin, who has the fastest recorded speed (22.36 mph) by any ball carrier this season, also has 12 punt returns for 141 yards (11.8-yard average) and one punt return for a touchdown.

“I’m a freaking playmaker, man,” Turpin said last week. “I feel like when I get the ball, people should expect to see special stuff. So when I do get the ball in my hands, I want to make something happen, get people out of their seats. That’s who I am.”

Fan voting lasts through December 23 and represents one-third of the total vote. Coaches and players, representing the other two-thirds of the vote, will each submit their Pro Bowl selections on December 27.

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games are scheduled to be held between January 30 – February 2 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla. The multi-day showcase is expected to feature 88 Pro Bowlers from the AFC and NFC who will participate in skills events and a flag football game that will be coached by Peyton and Eli Manning.