Another day, more honors for members of the Patriots, as today five players were named to the Associated Press All-Pro first team, and four more were named to the second team.

Randy Moss was a unanimous choice at receiver, and Tom Brady was named on all 50 ballots as well -- however, one member split their vote between Brady and Brett Favre (what are the chances it's not Frank Cooney?). LT Matt Light, LB Mike Vrabel and CB Asante Samuel were also on the first team.

WR Wes Welker, LG Logan Mankins, C Dan Koppen and DT Vince Wilfork were all second team honorees.

The full rosters:
First Team
Offense
QB Tom Brady, New England
WR Randy Moss, New England
WR Terrell Owens, Dallas
RB LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego
RB Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia
FB Lorenzo Neal, San Diego
TE Jason Witten, Dallas
OT Matt Light, New England
OT Walter Jones, Seattle
OG Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh
OG Steve Hutchinson, Minnestoa
C Jeff Saturday, Indianapolis
K Rob Bironas, Tennessee
KR Devin Hester, Chicago

Defense
DE Jared Allen, Kansas City
DE Patrick Kerney, Seattle
DT Kevin Williams, Minnesota
DT Albert Haynesworth, Tennessee
OLB DeMarcus Ware, Dallas
OLB Mike Vrabel, New England
ILB Patrick Willis, San Francisco
ILB Lofa Tatupu, Seattle
CB Asante Samuel, New England
CB Antonio Cromartie, San Diego
S Ed Reed, Baltimore
S Bob Sanders, Indianapolis
P Andy Lee, San Francosco

Second Team
Offense
QB Brett Favre, Green Bay
WR Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis
WR Wes Welker, New England
WR Braylon Edwards, Cleveland
RB Adrian Peterson, Minnesota
RB Fred Taylor, Jacksonville
FB Tony Richardson, Minnesota
TE Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City
OT Flozell Adams, Dallas
OT Jason Peters, Buffalo
OG Logan Mankins, New England
OG Leonard Davis, Dallas
C Dan Koppen, New England
K Phil Dawson, Cleveland
KR Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland

Defense
DE Aaron Kampman, Green Bay
DE Mario Williams, Houston
DT Pat Williams, Minnesota
DT Vince Wilfork, New England
OLB Shawne Merriman, San Diego
OLB James Harrison, Pittsburgh
ILB DeMeco Ryans, Houston
ILB Nick Barnett, Green Bay
CB Champ Bailey, Denver
CB Al Harris, Green Bay
S Darren Sharper, Minnesota
S Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh
S Sean Taylor, Washington
P Shane Lechler, Oakland