Rookie Sione Vaki leads all NFL special teams players in Pro Bowl voting, but he's far from the only Lions player doing well.

The Detroit Lions lead the NFC with an 11-1 record through 13 weeks, and now also lead the entire NFL in total Pro Bowl votes. The announcement was made on Monday for Dan Campbell's team, which is off to a franchise-best start and is tied with the Kansas City Chiefs for the league's very best record.

Detroit Lions fans have come out in full force through the first week of Pro Bowl voting. Nineteen players on the Lions rank in the top 10 for their positions, with 10 of those coming on offense, five on defense and four on special teams.

The Philadelphia Eagles (10-2) defeated the Baltimore Ravens (8-5) Sunday, keeping pace with the Detroit Lions (11-1) in the race for the NFC’s No. 1 seed. There is only one path where the Eagles win a tiebreaker against the Lions with a 15-2 record — win out and root for Detroit to lose to the Green Bay Packers (9-3) in Week 14 on Thursday Night Football.

With an 11-1 start, the Detroit Lions are firmly in the realm of contender. They've won 10 straight, and they've got their eyes on earning the top seed in the NFC and home-field advantage throughout their half of the playoff bracket.

An updated look at the NFC playoff picture, where no one is letting the Detroit Lions walk away with the top seed.