Two Tennessee Titans were named All-Pros by the Associated Press on Friday.
Punter Brett Kern was named first team All-Pro, while running back Derrick Henry made second team All-Pro at both running back and the flex position.
Titans center Ben Jones also received two votes.
Henry recently took the NFL’s 2019 rushing title from the Cleveland Browns’ Nick Chubb, recording 303 carries for 1,540 yards and an average of 5.1 yards per rushing attempt on the year.
Kern led the NFL with 37 punts pinned inside the 20, the second-highest in his career (39 in 2018).
The Associated Press 2019 NFL All-Pro team is selected by a national panel of 50 media members.
Here’s a look at how the voting shook out at both the running back and punter position.
Running backs:
Christian McCaffrey, Carolina, 27; Derrick Henry, Tennessee, 20; Nick Chubb, Cleveland, 2; Dalvin Cook, Minnesota, 1.
Punters:
Brett Kern, Tennessee, 34; Tress Way, Washington, 13; Bryan Anger, Houston, 2; Logan Cooke, Jacksonville, 1.
The Titans are set to face the New England Patriots on Saturday in the first round of the postseason.
