Just over a week remains for fans to cast their votes online for the 2003 Pro Bowl.
Packers running back Ahman Green -- who ranks second in the NFC in rushing with 1,383 yards -- currently ranks fifth among all NFL stars in balloting with 563,451 votes, the NFL announced Wednesday.
Mike Flanagan leads all NFC centers with 105,518 votes.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair, with 641,410 votes, leads the league while Kansas City Chiefs running back Priest Holmes (631,877 votes) -- the NFL's leader with 17 touchdowns -- ranks second overall.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning (602,983 votes) and Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss (582,479) complete the top five in balloting.
The voting continues on NFL.com through December 12. The squads will be announced December 18 on the 2004 Pro Bowl Selection Show on ESPN.
The Pro Bowl, the 25th to be played in Honolulu, Hawaii, will be televised live on ESPN at 7:30 PM ET (2:30 PM HT) on February 8.
Sponsored by Motorola and AT&T Wireless, fans can continue to vote on the NFL's website, NFL.com. Votes were also able to be cast at more than 1,000 AT&T Wireless stores nationwide.
For the first time in Pro Bowl voting, fans were offered "TEXTdown," a wireless balloting option that gave fans the chance to vote on their Motorola handsets via AT&T Wireless service for their favorite players in the quarterback, running back, wide receiver, defensive end, outside linebacker and cornerback positions.
The consensus ballots of NFL fans, players and coaches each count one-third towards determining the 43-man rosters that will represent the American and National conferences at Aloha Stadium. Players and coaches will vote on December 15-16.
The NFL is the only professional sports league that combines voting by fans, players and coaches in determining its all-star teams. The NFL became the first professional sports league to offer online voting in 1995.
Listed below are the top 10 overall All-Star vote-getters and the players with the most votes at each position through November 28:
NFL ALL-STAR TOP-10 VOTE-GETTERS
QB, Steve McNair (Titans) 641,410
RB, Priest Holmes (Chiefs) 631,877
QB, Peyton Manning (Colts) 602,983
WR, Randy Moss (Vikings) 582,479
RB, Ahman Green (Packers) 563,451
TE, Tony Gonzalez (Chiefs) 562,928
WR, Marvin Harrison (Colts) 542,090
WR, Torry Holt (Rams) 523,060
RB, Stephen Davis (Panthers) 482,831
RB, Jamal Lewis (Ravens) 478,914
AFC LEADING VOTE-GETTERS
Offense
QB, Steve McNair (Titans) 641,410
RB, Priest Holmes (Chiefs) 631,877
FB, Mike Anderson (Broncos) 173,927
WR, Marvin Harrison (Colts) 542,090
TE, Tony Gonzalez (Chiefs) 562,928
T, Willie Roaf (Chiefs) 135,182
G, Will Shields (Chiefs) 132,752
C, Kevin Mawae (Jets) 82,522
K, Mike Vanderjagt (Colts) 338,191
KR, Dante Hall (Chiefs) 343,079
Defense
DE, Jevon Kearse (Titans) 215,695
IL, Richard Seymour (Patriots) 155,799
OLB, Sam Cowart (Jets) 126,035
ILB, Ray Lewis (Ravens) 236,012
CB, Patrick Surtain (Dolphins) 178,172
SS, Ed Reed (Ravens) 100,007
FS, Rod Woodson (Raiders) 66,382
P, Shane Lechler (Raiders) 297,061
ST, Larry Izzo (Patriots) 62,810
NFC LEADING VOTE-GETTERS
Offense
QB, Daunte Culpepper (Vikings) 423,649
RB, Ahman Green (Packers) 563,451
FB, Richie Anderson (Cowboys) 201,476
WR, Randy Moss (Vikings) 582,479
TE, Jeremy Shockey (Giants) 441,375
T, Orlando Pace (Rams) 110,014
G, Larry Allen (Cowboys) 143,780
C, Mike Flanagan (Packers) 105,518
K, Jeff Wilkins (Rams) 233,865
KR Brian Westbrook (Eagles) 75,144
Defense
DE, Simeon Rice (Buccaneers) 219,632
IL, Warren Sapp (Buccaneers) 134,339
OLB, LaVar Arrington (Redskins) 79,773
ILB, Brian Urlacher (Bears) 152,248
CB, Drè Bly (Lions) 159,848
SS, Corey Chavous (Vikings) 142,938
FS, Brian Russell (Vikings) 123,259
P, Todd Sauerbrun (Panthers) 167,938
ST, James Whalen (Cowboys) 42,769
