THE NFL released its current leaders in Pro Bowl votes entering Week 14 of the season, and fans are stunned at the results as two major stars have been left off the list.

Kansas City Chiefs franchise QB Patrick Mahomes and Philadelphia Eagles star Jalen Hurts were nowhere to be found on the NFL’s latest Pro Bowl voting results, trailing two shocking AFC signal callers.

The NFL shared the leading Pro Bowl leaders in votes after 13 weeks
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The NFL shared the leading Pro Bowl leaders in votes after 13 weeksCredit: Reuters

Fans were stunned to see Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes missing from the list
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Fans were stunned to see Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes missing from the listCredit: Reuters
Miami Dolphins star QB Tua Tagovailoa leads the way in votes, receiving more than any other NFL player in votes with over 59,000, followed by Houston Texans rookie sensation C.J. Stroud garnering over 44,000 votes.

NFL fans were quick to point out on social media that the two QBs who played in the Super Bowl last season were missing from the league message, while some praised Tagoviloa for his outstanding season.

One fan said: “Patrick Mahomes snubbed.”

Another stated: “Ridiculous…Pro Bowl is a joke, man. Where’s Mahomes?”

A third expressed: “Tagovailoa deserves it, he’s been amazing this season. Stroud is good too, but not as consistent.”

A fourth felt: “Tua is killing it this season! He deserves to be in the Pro Bowl Game.

And a fifth declared: “Tua is going to win MVP.”

However, Chiefs and Eagles fans can breathe a little easier as Mahomes is fourth among QBs, and Hurts is fifth, trailing Tagovailoa, Stroud, and leading MVP-contender Dak Prescott.

Mahomes has thrown for 3127 yards with 22 touchdowns and ten interceptions while guiding Kansas City to a division-leading 8-4 record.

And Hurts has the Eagles with the best record in the NFL at 10-2 and has thrown for 19 touchdowns and ten interceptions for 2995 yards while adding 12 touchdowns on the ground.

Tua Tagovailoa leads all players in votes
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Tua Tagovailoa leads all players in votesCredit: Reuters