***2024 nfl pro bowl - orlando fla. (february, 4)***

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2024 nfl pro bowl
february, 4 2024
orlando, florida @ camping world stadium

Thursday Skills Showdown​

Date: Thursday, February 1, 2024
Time: 7pm – 8:30pm ET
Watch LIVE on ESPN

Sunday Pro Bowl Games Championship​

Date: Sunday, February 4, 2024
Time: 3pm – 6pm ET
Location: Camping World Stadium in Orlando, FL
Watch On: ESPN, ABC, DISNEY XD, ESPN+, ESPN DEPORTES and NFL+​

The reimagined NFL Pro Bowl Games presented by Verizon are back! For the first time in three years, the NFL will return to Orlando to celebrate the league's best players as they compete in a multi-day AFC vs. NFC competition with skills showdowns and a highly anticipated flag football game.

2024 pro bowl rosters for nfc and afc
The official 2024 Pro Bowl rosters have arrived. After a diligent voting process consisting of fan votes, player votes, and coaches votes all representing a third of the equation, the rosters for the top players in the AFC and NFC have now been formed leading up to the Pro Bowl Games, which will take place in Orlando beginning on Feb. 1. Of course, gone are the days of these players stepping onto the field for an actual football game, but they will convene for various AFC vs. NFC competitions throughout the weekend of Feb. 3, including the Pro Bowl Skills Show.

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2024 pro bowl games: complete nfc roster

Offensive Starters
3 Quarterback: Brock Purdy, San Francisco
3 Runningback: Christian McCaffrey, San Francisco
1 Fullback: Kyle Juszczyk, San Francisco
4 Wide Receiver: CeeDee Lamb, Dallas - A.J Brown, Philadelphia
2 Tight End: George Kittles, San Francisco
3 Tackle: Trent Williams, San Francisco
3 Guard: Zack Martin, Dallas - Chris Lindstrom, Atlanta
2 Center: Jason Kelce, Philadelphia

Defensive Starters
3 Defensive End: Nick Bosa, San Francisco - Montez Sweat, Chicago
3 Interior linemen: Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Rams - Dexter Lawrence, New York Giants
3 Outside Linebacker: Micah Parson, Dallas - Danielle Hunter, Minnesota
2 Inside/Middle Linebacker: Fred Warner, San Francisco
4 Conereback: DeRon Bland, Dallas - Charvarius Ward, San Francisco
1 Free Safety: Jessie Bates, Atlanta
2 Strong Safety: Buddy Baker, Arizonz

Special Teams Starters
1 Long Snapper: Andrew DePaola, Minnesota
1 Punter: Bryan Anger, Dallas
1 Place Kicker: Brandon Aubrey, Dallas
1 Kick Returner: Rashid Shaheed, New Orleans
1 Special Teamer: Jalen Reeves-Maybin, Detroit

 

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2024 pro bowl games: complete afc roster reveled

Offensive Starters
3 Quarterback: Tua Togovailoa, Miami
3 Runningback: Raheem Mostert, Miami
1 Fullback: Alec Ingold, Miami
4 Wide Receiver: Tyreek Hill, Miami - Amiri Cooper, Cleveland
2 Tight End: Travis Kelce, Kansas City
3 Tackle: Laremy Tunsil, Houston
3 Guard: Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis
2 Center: Creed Hunphrey, Kansas City

Defensive Starters
3 Defensive End: Myles Garrett, Cleveland - Max Crosby, Las Vegas
3 Interior linemen: Chris Jones, Kansas City - Quinnen Williams, New York jets
3 Outside Linebacker: T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh - Khalil Mack, Los Angeles Chargers
2 Inside/Middle Linebacker: Roquan Smith, Baltimore
4 Conereback: Pat Surtain, II, Denver - Sauce Gardner, New York Jets
2 Free Safety: Justin Simmons, Denver
1 Strong Safety: Kyle Hamilton, Baltimore

Special Teams Starters
1 Long Snapper: Ross Matiscik, Jacksonville
1 Punter: AJ Cole, Las Vegas
1 Place Kicker: Justin Tucker, Baltimore
1 Kick Returner: Marvin Mims, Jr., Denver
1 Special Teamer: Mile Killebrew, Pittsburgh

 

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Six Pro Bowl stars share the meaning of that initial invitation​

For some players, making the Pro Bowl is nothing new. Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Darnold, for example, who was named to his 10th Pro Bowl (Thursday, 7 p.m. ET, ESPN; Sunday 3 p.m. ET, ABC/ESPN). But then there are guys like Sweat and Baltimore Ravens linebacker patrick Queen, former first-round picks who are making their first Pro Bowls in their fifth and fourth seasons, respectively. Or New Orleans Saints returner Rashid Shaheed and Jacksonville Jaguars long-snapper Ross Matiscik, who weren't drafted but made it in their second and fourth seasons, respectively. And Miami running back Raseem Mostert, who finally made it in his ninth. Being a first-time Pro Bowler is something special for each of them.

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2024 NFL Pro Bowl Games: How to watch, what to know about format, players, competitions​

The Pro Bowl Games are back, and this year, the flag football game which raised eyebrows when it debuted last year as a replacement for the traditional tackle foorball game — holds a new significance, as the sport will be contested in 3028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. There is a possibility NFL players could represent Team USA at the Olympics. USA Football CEO Scott Hallenbeck said the organization is “certainly extremely interested and excited about how that could possibly work” — and players on the Pro Bowl rosters have already expressed interest. That being said, the flag football game at the Pro Bowl is unserious — after all, there’s no gold medal on the line this weekend. But the high-stakes flag football in the distance at least provides a reason to tune in and get a glimpse of what a new Olympic sport might look and feel like.

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nfl pro bowl games results: nfc takes lead over afc after thursday skills showdown
The NFC took a six-point lead on the AFC after the opening night of the two-day Pro Bowl Games competition which pits AFC players against those from the NFC in various skills challenges in Orlando, Florida. A total of six skills challenges took place Thursday.

 

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2024 pro bowl games: what we learned from thursday's competition
Around The NFL breaks down what you need to know from all of Thursday's action at the Pro Bowl Games skills competition. The second annual Pro Bowl Games conclude Sunday with more skills competitions and three flag football games to determine the AFC-NFC winner.

 

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NFC earns second straight Pro Bowl Games win over AFC​

Mayfield completed 9 of 13 passes for 102 yards and two touchdowns in the flag-football affair before 55,709 at Orlando's Camping World Stadium. The NFC won with a cumulative 64-59 score, stopping the AFC's fourth-down play at the 3-yard line with 4 seconds remaining.

The Pro Bowl Games, now in the second year of the flag-football format, was again seen as a success. Just like last year, what began as a not-so-serious competition grew increasingly competitive over the course of the day, from the flag football to the skills competitions. Points are accumulated throughout all events and calculated toward a total score.

With $88,000 going to each member of the winning team (the losers settle for $44,000 apiece), the NFC players erupted in celebration as the final pass fell incomplete. An event that the NFL once considered eliminating because of a lack of effort seems here to stay as players continue to embrace its new iteration.

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