The Associated Press' NFL All-Pro Team for the 2012 season was unveiled today. While two members of the Cleveland Browns were recognized, nobody on the team was named a first-team All-Pro. That means that left tackle Joe Thomas' three-year streak (2009, 2010, 2011) of being one of the two first-team All-Pro players came to an end. Thomas, along with kicker Phil Dawson, were named second-team All-Pro players.

Here is how the voting broke down at offensive tackle and kicker:

Offensive Tackle

1. Duane Brown, Houston Texans - 29 votes, first-teamer
2. Ryan Clady, Denver Broncos - 19 votes, first-teamer
3. Joe Thomas, Cleveland Browns - 17 votes, second-teamer
4. Joe Staley, San Francisco 49ers - 11 votes, second-teamer

If there had not been a bunch of obscure votes (i.e. the Vikings' Matt Kalil getting one vote), then maybe Thomas would have made it over Clady. It was a tight race between those two.

Kicker

1. Blair Walsh, Minnesota Vikings - 42 votes, first-teamer
2. Phil Dawson, Cleveland Browns - 4 votes, second-teamer

Walsh and Dawson both had tremendous seasons. I'm glad Dawson at least made it to one of the two teams; Sebastian Janikowski was just one spot behind him with three votes. Dawson was also a second-team All-Pro back in 2007.

The only other members of the Browns who received votes at their positions were safety T.J. Ward (2 votes) and kick returner Joshua Cribbs (1 vote).