Death, taxes…and NFL fans furious that their team’s best players didn’t make the Pro Bowl.

It’s become an annual tradition, and while it’s true that people just like to complain on social media, many fans do have legitimate gripes with head-scratching Pro Bowl snubs.

The roster was announced Thursday morning on Good Morning Football. Ian Rapoport shared the full list as well on X:

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce garnered the most votes, at 252,200, followed by the Detroit Lions’ Jahmyr Gibbs.

The Baltimore Ravens had the most players named to the Pro Bowl of any NFL team, with nine, including two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson.

The Detroit Lions had the next most players named, with seven, followed by the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles, with six.

On one hand, given the fan vote element of the Pro Bowl roster selection, you could argue that fans only have themselves to blame if their favorite players didn’t make it in.

However, the fan vote only accounts for one-third of the selection criteria; coaches and players round out the remaining 2/3 of votes.

Perhaps the biggest name missing from the roster announcement was Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who was not named to the AFC Pro Bowl roster for the first time since becoming the starter in 2018.

Many users on X suggested that Mahomes’ snub, as well as that of cornerback Trent McDuffie, will give the team the motivation it needs to win its third-straight Super Bowl.