Demaryius Thomas was named to his fifth career Pro Bowl on Monday*, replacing Pittsburgh wide receiver Antonio Brown.
Thomas will join five other Broncos this week in Orlando, Florida: WR Emmanuel Sanders, cornerbacks Chris Harris Jr. and Aqib Talib, safety Darian Stewart and outside linebacker Von Miller.
A frame-by-frame look at Demaryius Thomas' 55-yard touchdown catch against the Bengals from team photographer Eric Bakke.
In 2016, Thomas recorded his fifth consecutive season with at least 90 receptions for 1,000 receiving yards (90 receptions, 1,083 yards). Only Torry Holt has more consecutive seasons with those numbers with six. Thomas' five-season streak with at least 1,000 receiving yards represents the longest active streak in the NFL, and the second-longest in franchise history behind Rod Smith (six).
In Broncos history, the seven-year veteran ranks third in career receptions (546) and career receiving yards (7,704) and career receiving touchdowns (52).
The duo of Thomas and Sanders are just the seventh receiving duo in NFL history with three consecutive seasons each reaching 1,000 receiving yards. Their seven games with each recording 100 yards is the most in the league since Sanders joined the team in 2014.
* Editor's note: This article previously stated this is Thomas' fourth Pro Bowl selection. The NFL is retroactively crediting Thomas with a Pro Bowl selection in 2015 because he was passed over as an alternate due to the Broncos' Super Bowl 50 appearance.
