Tristan Wirfs Named First-Team All-Pro

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have clinched the NFC South title for the fourth consecutive year and will face the Washington Commanders in a postseason matchup. Left tackle Tristan Wirfs has made history as the first player to be named to the AP All-Pro team from both left and right tackle positions after being recognized for his outstanding performance this season, allowing no sacks and earning a 93.7% pass-blocking grade. Wirfs's success highlights the effective management of general manager Jason Licht, who has transformed the franchise over the past decade. In related news, Saquon Barkley and Patrick Surtain II received significant recognition in the AP All-Pro selections, with Barkley running for 2,005 yards in his first season with the Eagles. Lamar Jackson also secured his spot on the All-Pro team, further solidifying his legacy as a top quarterback. The NFLPA has also recognized Wirfs among its All-Pro selections, showcasing the respect he commands from fellow players.