Joey Porter Jr. Dominates, Snubbed for All-Pro

0:00On April 5, Pittsburgh Steelers Cornerback, Joey Porter Jr. shut down receivers all season in 2025, allowing zero touchdowns. In his three-year career, he's given up just one, and that was back in his first start during week eight of 2023 in a cover-two scheme. That's still debated. Since then, he's locked in for 1,417 straight snaps without a score, the longest streak going for any corner right now. More than doubled the next guy, Porter took it up another notch this year, with 52 tackles, his first career sack, one pick, and a personal best of 14 passes knocked away. Over 14 games, he cut his penalties way down too, from a league-high 17 last year to just five, totaling around 50 yards. At 25, he knows he's flying under the radar among top corners. Fans and analysts can't believe he got zero votes for Associated Press All Pro, not even a sniff for first or second team.

1:00Spots went to Derek Stingley Jr., Quinion Mitchell, Patrick Sertain the second, and Devin with his boon all solid, but Porter's omission has folks, scratching heads. Dig into the numbers, and he held opponents to a 53% completion rate on targets, 10th best, even with balls coming at a shallow. 9.8 AERYARDS AVERAGE Richard Sherman called out his impressive play, and Pro Football Network, named him to their All Pro Squad, with the top CB Impact Score, of 95.3. Porter's proving he's elite, perimeter lockdown for the Steelers, and expect that respect to catch up soon as he keeps dominating. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI.