NEW YORK (AFP) — Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson kept the overall lead in fan voting numbers revealed Monday for the National Football League (NFL) Pro Bowl Games with Philadelphia running back Saquon Barkley a close second.

Jackson topped vote-getters with 82,402 and Barkley was next, only 320 votes behind. Barkley was 4,079 votes behind Jackson in last week’s first voting results.

Eagles star Barkley, who set a team one-season rushing record on Sunday in a victory over Carolina, leaped ahead of Ravens rusher Derrick Henry, who fell to third on 76,582.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was fourth on 73,627 with Detroit Lions rusher Jahmyr Gibbs fifth on 73,617.

The Lions garnered the most votes from NFL fans overall followed by Baltimore, two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City, Philadelphia and Minnesota.

The NFL’s all-star event will be staged 2 February in Orlando, Florida, for the second consecutive year as 88 players take part in skills competitions, including a flag football showdown with former NFL star quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning serving as coaches.

Fan voting concludes on 23 December.

No other voting totals were revealed but top vote-getters at their position in the American Football Conference (AFC) and National Football Conference (NFC) also were revealed, including NFC rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels of Washington and wide receivers Justin Jefferson of Minnesota in the NFC and Ja’Marr Chase of Cincinnati in the AFC.