CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Long-snapper J.J. Jansen is the sixth member of the Carolina Panthers selected to the Pro Bowl.

Jansen tweeted his selection as a coach's pick on Wednesday, writing:

Blessed and honored to be joining my @Panthers teammates and coaches in Hawaii for this year's Pro Bowl! — JJ Jansen (@JJJansen44) January 15, 2014

Carolina coach Ron Rivera and his staff will coach the team picked by Jerry Rice in the Jan. 26 game. They were selected because the Panthers (12-5) had the best record among the teams that lost in the NFC divisional round playoffs.

Jansen will be joining Carolina quarterback Cam Newton, center Ryan Kalil, fullback Mike Tolbert, defensive end Greg Hardy and middle linebacker Luke Kuechly.

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