With Cody Parkey's addition to the Pro Bowl roster on Monday, nine Eagles have been selected to the NFL's all-star game ...

Cody Parkey's biggest kick was his game-winner against his former team, the Indianapolis Colts in Week 2

Cody Parkey set an NFL rookie record with 150 points, also the most by any kicker in Eagles history. Parkey finished second in the NFL in scoring, first in the NFC.

Cody Parkey becomes the ninth Eagle selected to go to the Pro Bowl. It's the most by any NFC team and the highest total by the Eagles since following the 2009 season

WR Jeremy Maclin will make his first Pro Bowl appearanceÂ

Maclin is replacing Denver wide reciever Demaryius Thomas on the Pro Bowl roster

Maclin posted his first 1,000-yard season as an Eagle and won the team's Ed Block Courage Award in 2014

This is Jon Dorenbos' second Pro Bowl appearance

Dorenbos was also named a member of Pro Football Focus' All-Pro Special Teams group

Dorenbos snapped all season longg for Cody Parkey, who set an NFL rookie record with 150 points in 2014

This will be Evan Mathis' second straight Pro Bowl appearance

After missing seven games with a knee injury, Mathis quickly rebounded back to Pro-Bowl form

Mathis joins offensive linemates Jason Peters and Jason Kelce on this year's Pro Bowl roster

This is Connor Barwin's first All-Pro selection

Barwin ranks fourth in the NFL and first in the NFCÂ with 14.5 sacks

Barwin has also recorded 80 tackles and two forced fumbles on the season

This is also the first Pro Bowl appearance for Jason Kelce

Kelce played just two games in 2012 due to a knee injury, but has since rebounded in Pro Bowl style

Kelce signed a new seven-year contract wth the Eagles last offseason

This is the third Pro Bowl selection for LeSean McCoy

McCoy set the Eagles franchise rushing record in 2014, passing Wilbert Montgomery

McCoy currently has 6,693 rushing yards in 89 career games

This is Jason Peters' sixth All-Pro selection

Peters signed a new contract with the Eagles following the 20131 season that will keep him in Philadelphia through 2018

Peters has been the steady presence on an offensive line plagued by injuries in 2014

This is Darren Sproles' first All-Pro selection

Sproles has won three NFC Player of the Week Awarads in 2014 (two for special teams, one for offense)

Sproles has set a career best this season with 481 punt return yards
Left guard Evan Mathis is officially heading back to the Pro Bowl for the second straight season. After being named a second alternate for this year's game, just as he was last year, he was named to the team Wednesday in lieu of New Orleans Saints guard Jahri Evans, who is unable to participate because of an injury.
This year's Pro Bowl is being held in Glendale, Arizona, the home of the Cardinals. While the rest of Mathis' teammates will have to fly in from different locales, Mathis isn't too worried about the trip to the Southwest.
He's already there.
After the season ended, Mathis flew back to Scottsdale, where he founded his Zone Athletic Performance gym and where he lives during the offseason.
Luckily for Mathis, the University of Phoenix Stadium where the Pro Bowl is being held is just a 32 minute drive from his gym.
"It'll be a very short drive," Mathis said with a laugh. He joked about dragging his teammates - tackle Jason Peters, center Jason Kelce, running backs LeSean McCoy and Darren Sproles and linebacker Connor Barwin - to his gym so they could get in an extra workout during their trip.
The veteran guard's performance this year was no laughing matter, though. He suffered a knee injury in the Eagles' season-opening win over the Jacksonville Jaguars. He was placed on Injured Reserve - Designated For Return, and came back with a vengeance in Week 10 against the Carolina Panthers.
In his eight games after returning from the injury, Mathis put together an exceptional half-season. He recorded a positive grade from Pro Football Focus in all eight games and finished the season ranked as the second-best guard in the NFL while appearing in just nine games. The latter is even more impressive when you consider that those grades run on a cumulative basis. Mathis was the only guard in the Top 25 graded at the position to play fewer than 10 games.
Mathis said he had to make sure that he stayed focused when he went was rehabbing from the injury. He didn't want to lose ground on what had been a career year in 2013.
"I had to stay in tune to the game, mentally," he explained. "I had to keep my focus when I was on the sideline. I had to work really hard during rehab, and strengthen everything that needed to be strengthened, keep my conditioning where it needed to be.
"When I came back, I thought I hit the ground running, and it wasn't long before I was back to 100 percent."
His focus and preparation showed on the field, and now he's heading to Arizona, along with his five teammates. Mathis said he appreciates the fact that three offensive linemen and two running backs from the team are being recognized together, because it highlights how much they've worked together for their success.
"It's great," he said. "We all owe it to each other that we're able to make it, because football is the ultimate team sport, and the way we complement each other and help each other out is really the reason for our success, individually and as a team."
And the 33-year-old guard said he's excited for the experience, spending a little extra time with his teammates after the season ended.
"It'll be great to be able to attend everything with my teammates, all the guys who made it," Mathis said. "I think we'll have a good time out there."
Or, for Mathis, just next door.