Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams made no attempt to hide how upset he was at being snubbed for this year's Pro Bowl.

Brock Huard sounded off on Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Leonard Williams not receiving a Pro Bowl selection despite his dominant year.

Williams was the highest ranked of three at fourth among defensive tackles despite his positional flexibility. Williams has logged arguably the most dominant season in his 10-year career, piling up 59 total tackles with one game to play in addition to nine sacks,

Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams reacts to not making the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl in his 10th professional season

Five other Seattle Seahawks were named as alternates Thursday for the NFL's week-long Pro Bowl Games in Orlando.

Devon Witherspoon was the lone Seahawk voted to the main Pro Bowl roster. Elsewhere, Julian Love and Coby Bryant finished in the top 10 of voting among their position group. As for Williams, he finished behind Jalen Carter, Dexter Lawrence, and Vita Vea, who are scheduled to represent the NFC at defensive tackle. Williams commented on the snub.

Despite ranking among league leaders in several major categories starring for the Seahawks, Leonard Williams somehow didn't make the Pro Bowl roster.

Star, there were at least a couple of other Seattle players who should also have been included on the NFC team.

Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon was selected to the Pro Bowl for the second straight year, while five more players were named alternates.

The NFL released their Pro Bowl rosters on Thursday and while the selections are oftentimes subjected to debate, there is no justification for the glaring omission of Rams' running back Kyren Williams.

Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams is a Pro Bowl alternate, as the voting went in favor of Jalen Carter, Vita Vea and Dexter Lawrence. Is the Pro Bowl voting a name-brand contest, or is it statistic based?