The Broncos should be well represented in the NFL Pro Bowl Games in February.

The league announced the fan voting totals Monday with 15 Broncos players ranked inside the top 10 at their respective positions. Fans account for one-third of the final results, with NFL players and coaches also voting to determine Pro Bowlers in 2025.

How the Broncos stacked up in fan voting:

— Zach Allen (defensive tackle): 10th

— Garett Bolles (tackle): Third

— Nik Bonitto (outside linebacker): First

— Jonathon Cooper (outside linebacker): Fifth

— Jeremy Crawshaw (punter): Third

— John Franklin-Myers (defensive tackle): Eighth

— Talanoa Hufanga (strong safety): Second

— Brandon Jones (free safety): Seventh

— Devon Key (special teams): Third

— Quinn Meinerz (guard): Third

— Marvin Mims (return specialist): Seventh

— Bo Nix (quarterback): Eighth

— Adam Prentice (fullback): Third

— Pat Surtain (cornerback): Third

— Luke Wattenberg (center): Third

The AFC and NFC player rosters for the Pro Bowl Games will be announced Tuesday morning.

Smaller-market reaction

Coach Sean Payton gave the Jaguars bulletin board material last week when he described Jacksonville as a “smaller-market team” leading up to a 34-20 home loss to the Jaguars.

“A small-market team like us can come into Mile High and get it done,” Jaguars coach Liam Coen told reporters on Sunday at Empower Field.

On Monday, Payton clarified his “smaller-market team” comment during a media teleconference.

“That topic came up strictly because not enough of the country has seen how good these guys are playing,” Payton said. “That was a good job by Liam. He was looking for a rallying cry. Obviously, if you were listening to the press conference, the intention was strictly: ‘Hey, quietly these guys are sitting here right near the top of the AFC. They’re ready to win their division.’ I spent 16 years at a small market. It was just a way for a coach to take it and use it to his advantage.”

Estimated injury report

The Broncos released an estimated injury report Monday with no practice. Denver (12-3) travels to play the Chiefs (6-9) on Thursday in Kansas City.

Four Broncos were estimated as non-participants due to injury: tight end Nate Adkins (knee), wide receiver Pat Bryant (concussion), linebacker Dre Greenlaw (hamstring) and center Luke Wattenberg (shoulder).

Four Broncos were estimated as full participants with injury designations: cornerback Riley Moss (ankle), left guard Ben Powers (biceps), linebacker Karene Reid (hamstring) and linebacker Justin Strnad (foot).

Briefly

Bryant suffered a concussion Sunday resulting from a collision with Jaguars cornerback Montaric Brown. Bryant was immobilized and carted off the field. On Monday, Payton said: “(Bryant) was checked out (from the hospital) last night, fortunately, he and his mother. I will see him this morning.” … The Broncos converted just 5 of 14 third-down attempts against Jacksonville. Payton said: “I think that it comes back to the simple fundamentals … and not trying to create or do more than what’s on the table. There were plenty of opportunities in that game, and we didn’t take advantage of them.” … Chargers linebacker Denzel Perryman will be serving a two-game NFL suspension in Week 18 against the Broncos. Perryman was punished on Monday for “repeated violations of playing rules intended to protect the health and safety of players.”