Pro Bowl

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2006 Pro Bowl, Hawaii , cheerleading

Pro Bowl 2008 at Aloha Stadium

The Pro Bowl is the all-star game of the North American National Football League (NFL). It is officially called AFC-NFC Pro Bowl because the teams are put together according to the conference of the selected players, in the meantime from 2014 to 2016 the teams were put together in a draft. It took place as the last game of the season until 2009, usually a week after the Super Bowl , and since then in the week between the Conference Championship Games and the Super Bowl. From 1980 to 2009, the Pro Bowl was held annually at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu . From 2010 the Pro Bowl should no longer be assigned to Honolulu, but instead take place at different venues. The NFL withdrew from this idea after a game in Miami .

For players, coaches, referees and cheerleaders, it is honorable to be nominated to participate in the Pro Bowl. This increases the market value of the players.

history

An all-star game between the league's new champions and a national team was first added to the NFL schedule in January 1939 (at the end of the 1938 season). In the first game on Wrigley Field in Los Angeles, the New York Giants beat a selection team from all NFL teams (with a few players from the Los Angeles Bulldogs and the Hollywood Allstars ).

The NFL reformed the Pro Bowl in 1951, from now on it became a competition between two all-star teams of the individual leagues: "American" against "National" (1951–1953), "Eastern" against "Western" (1954– 1970) and since 1971 due to the merger of the NFL and AFL to form the NFL, analogous to the Super Bowl, a game of the " AFC " against the " NFC ".

The voting rights for the selection of the participating players are divided equally between the players, the coach and the public. Fans can take part in the Pro Bowl Ballot on the NFL website during the season.

The coaching staff (coaching staff) for the two Pro Bowl teams consisted of the staffs of the respective losing teams of the championship games, so to speak, the losers of the play-off semi-finals. By moving the Pro Bowl to the Sunday before the Super Bowl, it became clear in 2009 that the preparation time for the coaches was too short. A new regulation was therefore introduced in 2010. The selection coach was now the head coach of a team that had already been eliminated in the divisional play-offs (the "quarter-finals"). Since two teams are eliminated per conference in this round, the head coach whose team was more successful in the regular season will now be the selection trainer . If both teams have the same season balance, the play-off seeding list decides. Example: In the AFC, the New England Patriots and the Baltimore Ravens were eliminated in the divisional play-offs in the 2010 season . The Patriots had a season record of 14: 2, the Ravens of 12: 4. So the Patriots' Head Coach, Bill Belichick , became the AFC Pro Bowl selection coach on January 30, 2011.

Rule differences

The Pro Bowl uses slightly different rules to make the game safer.

• No motions or shifts of the offense line.
• In every offense formation there must be a tight end and a running back .
• Intentional grounding by the quarterback will not be penalized.
• The defense always plays in the 4-3 system (four defensive linemen and three linebackers), cover 2 is allowed
• Wide receivers may not be attacked after the snap ( bump-and-run ), unless the play begins within the last five yards before the end zone.
• Attacks on the quarterback ( lightning bolt ) are not allowed.
• In punt , field goal or point after touchdown (PAT) the kicking player may not be attacked.
• There are no kickoffs , instead the ball is placed at the 25 yard line after each point is won and at the start of each quarter. There is also no free kick after a safety .
• Two-minute warning in every quarter.
• The play clock starts at 35 instead of 40 seconds.
• The clock is stopped within the last 2 minutes of each quarter if the offense cannot gain space.
• The roster consists of 44 players.
• After incomplete passes, the clock starts again at the signal of the referee (only outside the last two minutes in the second quarter and the second overtime and outside the last 5 minutes in the fourth quarter and the fourth overtime).

criticism

At the beginning of the 2010s, the Pro Bowl came under heavy criticism from the media, fans and even the NFL itself. The criticism was shown, among other things, in the fact that the stadium was not sold out in the near past. In addition, many fans expressed criticism about the lack of commitment of the players. Another important reason was that from 2010 the Pro Bowl was no longer played after, but before the Super Bowl: The result was that those players who competed in the Super Bowl were excused from the Pro Bowl. This naturally contributed to the fact that many outstanding players no longer played in the Pro Bowl.

After whistles and expressions of displeasure from fans were heard after a few minutes at the Pro Bowl in 2012 due to the very poor commitment of the players, the commissioner of the NFL, Roger Goodell , even questioned the Pro Bowl itself:

"We're either going to have to improve the quality of what we're doing in the Pro Bowl or consider other changes or even considering eliminating the game if that's the kind of quality game we're going to provide."

“We either have to improve the quality of what we do at the Pro Bowl or think about other changes. We even have to think about abolishing the Pro Bowl if we continue to deliver games of this quality. "

- Roger Goodell

After talks were held with the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA, players' union) following the Pro Bowl 2012 game , in which the union made it clear that the players would like to keep the game, a new concept was worked out together, which turns away from the system of the conference teams and is based on a draft from all selected players. The first edition of the Pro Bowl with the new system in 2014 was characterized by a combative appearance of the defenses and an exciting course of the game, so that those responsible were satisfied.

Another point of criticism is the voting system itself, in which a third of the Pro Bowl election is determined by the fans. This helps give players from popular big city teams a greater chance. Players from the Pro Football Hall of Fame , who despite outstanding performance were only elected to the Pro Bowl once, included Ray Nitschke of the Green Bay Packers and John Riggins , who managed his only nomination as a member of the New York Jets and during his Career high point with the Washington Redskins was never chosen.

Outfits

The procedure up to and including 2013 was as follows: The conference team that had won the Super Bowl the previous season was the home team. The traditional color of the NFC was blue, that of the AFC was red. Every Pro Bowl player wears his NFL team's helmet and has his team logo patch on the jersey. He wears the same jersey number as in his own team, although double numbers are allowed. Until 2009, the head coaches traditionally wore red or blue Hawaiian shirts .

Specialty

The term All Star is not officially used at the Pro Bowl by the NFL. The All-Star Game is actually the "American Football League All-Star Game" that was played until 1969 . Since the Pro Bowl is the selection game of the most popular / best players of a season, it is equivalent to an all-star game , as it is played, for example, in the MLB .

Results

NFL All-Star Games (1939-1942)

No player was named Most Valuable Player in these games

season	date	Result	Venue	Head coaches
1938	January 15, 1939	New York Giants 13:10 Pro All-Stars	Wrigley Field , Los Angeles	AS: Ray Flaherty (Washington) & Gus Henderson (Detroit) NY: Steve Owen
1939	January 14, 1940	Green Bay Packers 16-7 NFL All-Stars	Gilmore Stadium , Los Angeles	AS: Steve Owen (New York) GB Curly Lambeau
1940	December 29, 1940	Chicago Bears 28:14 NFL All-Stars	Gilmore Stadium , Los Angeles	AS: Ray Flaherty (Washington) CB: George Halas
1941	January 4, 1942	Chicago Bears 35:24 NFL All-Stars	Polo Grounds , New York City	AS: Steve Owen (New York) CB: George Halas
1942	December 27, 1942	NFL All-Stars 17:14 Washington Redskins	Shibe Park , Philadelphia	AS: Hunk Anderson (Chicago Bears) Wash: Ray Flaherty

• 1943–50 - No games

NFL Pro Bowls (1951-70)

season	date	Result	Most Valuable Players	Venue	Head coaches	TV station
1950	January 14, 1951	American Conference 28:27 National Conference	Otto Graham , Cleveland Browns , quarterback	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	AC: Paul Brown , Cleveland NC: Joe Stydahar , Los Angeles
1951	January 12, 1952	National Conference 30:13 American Conference	Dan Towler , Los Angeles Rams , running back	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	AC: Paul Brown, Cleveland NC: Joe Stydahar, Los Angeles	NBC
1952	January 10, 1953	National Conference 27: 7 American Conference	Don Doll , Detroit Lions , Defensive Back	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	AC: Paul Brown, Cleveland NC: Buddy Parker , Detroit	NBC
1953	17th January 1954	East 20: 9 West	Chuck Bednarik , Philadelphia Eagles , linebacker	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Paul Brown, Cleveland WC: Buddy Parker, Detroit	DuMont
1954	January 16, 1955	West 26:19 East	Billy Wilson , San Francisco 49ers , End	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Jim Trimble , Philadelphia WC: Buck Shaw , San Francisco
1955	January 15, 1956	East 31:30 West	Ollie Matson , Chicago Cardinals , running back	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Joe Kuharich , Washington WC: Sid Gillman , Los Angeles
1956	January 13, 1957	West 19:10 East	Back: Bert Rechichar , Baltimore Colts Lineman: Ernie Stautner , Pittsburgh Steelers	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Jim Lee Howell , New York WC: Paddy Driscoll , Chicago Bears
1957	January 12, 1958	West 26: 7 East	Back: Hugh McElhenny , San Francisco 49ers Lineman: Gene Brito , Washington Redskins	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Buddy Parker, Pittsburgh WC: George Wilson , Detroit	NBC
1958	January 11, 1959	East 28:21 West	Back: Frank Gifford , New York Giants Lineman: Doug Atkins , Chicago Bears	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Jim Lee Howell, New York WC: Weeb Ewbank , Baltimore	NBC
1959	17th January 1960	West 38:21 East	Back: Johnny Unitas , Baltimore Colts Lineman: Eugene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb , Pittsburgh Steelers	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Buck Shaw , Philadelphia WC: Red Hickey , San Francisco	NBC
1960	January 15, 1961	West 35:31 East	Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore Colts Lineman: Sam Huff , New York Giants	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Buck Shaw, Philadelphia WC: Vince Lombardi , Green Bay	NBC
1961	January 14, 1962	West 31:30 East	Back: Jim Brown , Cleveland Browns Lineman: Henry Jordan , Green Bay Packers	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Allie Sherman , New York WC: Norm Van Brocklin , Minnesota	NBC
1962	January 13, 1963	East 30:20 West	Back: Jim Brown, Cleveland Brown's lineman: Eugene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb, Pittsburgh Steelers	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Allie Sherman, New York WC: Vince Lombardi, Green Bay	NBC
1963	January 12, 1964	West 31:17 East	Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore Colts Lineman: Gino Marchetti , Baltimore Colts	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Allie Sherman, New York WC: George Halas , Chicago	NBC
1964	January 10, 1965	West 34:14 East	Back: Fran Tarkenton , Vikings Lineman: Terry Barr , Detroit Lions	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Blanton Collier , Cleveland WC: Don Shula , Baltimore	NBC
1965	January 15, 1966	East 36: 7 West	Back: Jim Brown, Cleveland Browns Lineman: Dale Meinert , St. Louis Cardinals	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Blanton Collier, Cleveland WC: Vince Lombardi, Green Bay	CBS
1966	January 22, 1967	East 20:10 West	Back: Gale Sayers , Chicago Bears Lineman: Floyd Peters , Philadelphia Eagles	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Tom Landry , Dallas WC: George Allen , Los Angeles	CBS
1967	January 21, 1968	West 38:20 East	Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago Bears Lineman: Dave Robinson , Green Bay Packers	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Otto Graham , Washington WC: Don Shula, Baltimore	CBS
1968	19th January 1969	West 10: 7 East	Back: Roman Gabriel , Los Angeles Rams Lineman: Merlin Olsen , Los Angeles Rams	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Tom Landry, Dallas WC: George Allen, Los Angeles	CBS
1969	January 18, 1970	West 16:13 East	Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago Bears Lineman: George Andrie , Dallas Cowboys	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	EC: Tom Fears , New Orleans WC: Norm Van Brocklin, Atlanta	CBS

AFC - NFC Pro Bowls (1971-2013)

date	Result AFC - NFC	winner	Most Valuable Player (s)	Venue	Head coaches	TV station
January 24, 1971	6:27	NFC	Lineman: Fred Carr , Packers Back: Mel Renfro , Cowboys	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum , Los Angeles	AFC: John Madden , Oakland NFC: Dick Nolan , San Francisco	CBS
January 23, 1972	26:13	AFC	Defense: Willie Lanier , Chiefs Offense: Jan Stenerud , Chiefs	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles	AFC: Don McCafferty , Baltimore NFC: Dick Nolan, San Francisco	NBC
January 21, 1973	33:28	AFC	OJ Simpson , Bills , running back	Texas Stadium , Irving, Texas	AFC: Chuck Noll , Pittsburgh NFC: Tom Landry , Dallas	CBS
20th January 1974	15:13	AFC	Garo Yepremian , Dolphins , Kicker	Arrowhead Stadium , Kansas City, Missouri	AFC: John Madden, Oakland NFC: Tom Landry, Dallas	NBC
20th January 1975	10:17	NFC	James Harris , Rams , quarterback	Miami Orange Bowl , Miami	AFC: John Madden, Oakland NFC: Chuck Knox , Los Angeles	ABC
January 26, 1976	20:23	NFC	Billy Johnson , Oilers , Kick Returner	Louisiana Superdome , New Orleans	AFC: John Madden, Oakland NFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles	ABC
17th January 1977	24:14	AFC	Mel Blount , Steelers , Safety	Kingdome , Seattle , Washington	AFC: Chuck Noll, Pittsburgh NFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles	ABC
January 23, 1978	13:14	NFC	Walter Payton , Bears , running back	Tampa Stadium , Tampa , Florida	AFC: John Madden, Oakland NFC: Bud Grant , Minnesota	ABC
January 29, 1979	7:13	NFC	Ahmad Rashad , Vikings , wide receiver	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles	AFC: Bum Phillips , Houston NFC: Ray Malavasi , Los Angeles	ABC
January 27, 1980	27:37	NFC	Chuck Muncie , Saints , running back	Aloha Stadium , Honolulu	AFC: Bum Phillips, Houston NFC: John McKay , Tampa Bay	ABC
1st February 1981	7:21	NFC	Eddie Murray , Lions , Kicker	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Don Coryell , San Diego NFC: Tom Landry, Dallas	ABC
January 31, 1982	16:13	AFC	Lee Roy Selmon , Buccaneers , Defensive End Kellen Winslow , Chargers , Tight End	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Don Coryell, San Diego NFC: Tom Landry, Dallas	ABC
February 6, 1983	19:20	NFC	Dan Fouts , Chargers, quarterback John Jefferson , Packers, wide receiver	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Walt Michaels , NY Jets NFC: Tom Landry, Dallas	ABC
January 29, 1984	3:45	NFC	Joe Theismann , Redskins , quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Chuck Knox, Seattle NFC: Bill Walsh , San Francisco	ABC
January 27, 1985	22:14	AFC	Mark Gastineau , Jets , Defensive End	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Chuck Noll , Pittsburgh NFC: Mike Ditka , Chicago	ABC
February 2, 1986	24:28	NFC	Phil Simms , Giants , quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Don Shula , Miami NFC: John Robinson , LA Rams	ABC
February 1, 1987	10: 6	AFC	Reggie White , Eagles , Defensive End	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Marty Schottenheimer , Cleveland NFC: Joe Gibbs , Washington	ABC
February 7, 1988	15: 6	AFC	Bruce Smith , Bills , Defensive End	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Marty Schottenheimer, Cleveland NFC: Jerry Burns , Minnesota	ESPN
January 29, 1989	3:34	NFC	Randall Cunningham , Eagles , quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Marv Levy , Buffalo NFC: Mike Ditka , Chicago	ESPN
4th February 1990	21:27	NFC	Jerry Gray , Rams, Cornerback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Bud Carson , Cleveland NFC: John Robinson, LA Rams	ESPN
3rd February 1991	23:21	AFC	Jim Kelly , Bills, quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Art Shell , LA Raiders NFC: George Seifert , San Francisco	ESPN
2nd February 1992	15:21	NFC	Michael Irvin , cowboys, wide receiver	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Dan Reeves , Denver NFC: Wayne Fontes , Detroit	ESPN
February 7, 1993	23:20 (OT)	AFC	Steve Tasker , Bills, Special Teams	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Don Shula, Miami NFC: George Seifert, San Francisco	ESPN
February 6, 1994	3:17	NFC	Andre Rison , Falcons , wide receiver	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Marty Schottenheimer, Kansas City NFC: George Seifert, San Francisco	ESPN
5th February 1995	41:13	AFC	Marshall Faulk , Colts , running back	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Bill Cowher , Pittsburgh NFC: Barry Switzer , Dallas	ABC
4th February 1996	13:20	NFC	Jerry Rice , 49ers , wide receiver	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Ted Marchibroda , Indianapolis NFC: Mike Holmgren , Green Bay	ABC
February 2, 1997	26:23 (OT)	AFC	Mark Brunell , Jaguars , quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Tom Coughlin , Jacksonville NFC: Dom Capers , Carolina	ABC
February 1, 1998	29:24	AFC	Warren Moon , Seahawks , quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Bill Cowher, Pittsburgh NFC: Steve Mariucci , San Francisco	ABC
February 7, 1999	23:10	AFC	Keyshawn Johnson , Jets, Wide Receiver Ty Law , Patriots , Cornerback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Bill Belichick , NY Jets NFC: Dennis Green , Minnesota	ABC
February 6, 2000	31:51	NFC	Randy Moss , Vikings, Wide Receiver	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Tom Coughlin, Jacksonville NFC: Tony Dungy , Tampa Bay	ABC
February 4, 2001	38:17	AFC	Rich Gannon , Raiders , Quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Jon Gruden , Oakland NFC: Dennis Green, Minnesota	ABC
February 9, 2002	38:30	AFC	Rich Gannon, Raiders, Quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Bill Cowher, Pittsburgh NFC: Andy Reid , Philadelphia	ABC
February 2, 2003	45:20	AFC	Ricky Williams , Dolphins, running back	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Jeff Fisher , Tennessee NFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia	ABC
February 8, 2004	52:55	NFC	Marc Bulger , Rams, quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Tony Dungy, Indianapolis NFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia	ESPN
February 13, 2005	38:27	AFC	Peyton Manning , Colts, quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Bill Cowher, Pittsburgh NFC: Jim L. Mora , Atlanta	ESPN
February 12, 2006	17:23	NFC	Derrick Brooks , Buccaneers , linebacker	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Mike Shanahan , Denver NFC: John Fox , Carolina	ESPN
February 10, 2007	31:28	AFC	Carson Palmer , Bengals , quarterback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Bill Belichick, New England NFC: Sean Payton , New Orleans	CBS
February 10, 2008	30:42	NFC	Adrian Peterson , Vikings, running back	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Norv Turner , San Diego NFC: Mike McCarthy , Green Bay	Fox
February 8, 2009	21:30	NFC	Larry Fitzgerald , Cardinals , wide receiver	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: John Harbaugh , Baltimore NFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia	NBC
January 31, 2010	41:34	AFC	Matt Schaub , Texans , quarterback	Sun Life Stadium , Miami Gardens	AFC: Norv Turner , San Diego NFC: Wade Phillips , Dallas	ESPN
January 30, 2011	41:55	NFC	DeAngelo Hall , Redskins, Cornerback	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Bill Belichick, New England NFC: Mike Smith , Atlanta	Fox
January 29, 2012	59:41	AFC	Brandon Marshall , Dolphins , wide receiver	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: Gary Kubiak , Houston NFC: Mike McCarthy, Green Bay	NBC
January 27, 2013	35:62	NFC	Kyle Rudolph , Vikings , Tight End	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	AFC: John Fox, Denver NFC: Mike McCarthy, Green Bay	NBC
Total status	AFC - NFC	21:22

Pro Bowls (2014-2016)

The Pro Bowl was repeatedly criticized. On the one hand, because the players took it too easy with their attitude even for an all-star game, and on the other hand, because of the rule that the same number of players from the two conferences must be present in every position, not always the best were chosen. The NFL therefore revised the concept, and from the 2013 season to the 2015 season the teams were put together according to a new format. There were also slightly different rules of the game. The teams no longer competed in two conference teams (AFC versus NFC), but were selected by two Hall of Famers .

year	date	Result	Most Valuable Players	Venue	Head coaches	TV station
2014	January 26, 2014	Team Rice 10:21 PM Team Sanders	Offense: Nick Foles , Philadelphia Eagles Defense: Derrick Johnson , Kansas City Chiefs	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	Team Rice: Ron Rivera , Carolina Panthers Team Sanders: Chuck Pagano , Indianapolis Colts	NBC
2015	January 25, 2015	Team Carter 28:32 Team Irvin	Offense: Matthew Stafford , Detroit Lions Defense: JJ Watt , Houston Texans	University of Phoenix Stadium , Glendale, Arizona	Team Carter: John Harbaugh , Baltimore Ravens Team Irvin: Jason Garrett , Dallas Cowboys	ESPN
2016	January 31, 2016	Team Rice 27:49 Team Irvin	Offense: Russell Wilson , Seattle Seahawks Defense: Michael Bennett , Seattle Seahawks	Aloha Stadium, Honolulu	Team Rice: Andy Reid , Kansas City Chiefs Team Irvin: Winston Moss , Green Bay Packers	ESPN

AFC - NFC Pro Bowl (since 2017)

On June 2, 2016, it was announced that from the Pro Bowl 2017 onwards , teams from the two conferences will play against each other again.

year	date	Result AFC - NFC	winner	Most Valuable Players	Venue	Head coaches	TV station
2017	29th January 2017	20:13	AFC	Offense: Travis Kelce , Kansas City Chiefs Defense: Lorenzo Alexander , Buffalo Bills	Camping World Stadium , Orlando , Florida	AFC: Andy Reid, Kansas City NFC: Jason Garrett, Dallas	ESPN
2018	January 28, 2018	24:23	AFC	Offense: Delanie Walker , Tennessee Titans Defense: Von Miller , Denver Broncos	Camping World Stadium , Orlando , Florida	AFC: Mike Tomlin , Pittsburgh NFC: Sean Payton , New Orleans	ESPN
2019	January 27, 2019	26: 7	AFC	Offense: Patrick Mahomes II , Kansas City Chiefs Defense: Jamal Adams , New York Jets	Camping World Stadium , Orlando , Florida	AFC: Anthony Lynn, Chargers NFC: Jason Garrett, Dallas	ESPN
2020	January 26, 2020	38:33	AFC	Offense: Lamar Jackson , Baltimore Ravens Defense: Calais Campbell , Jacksonville Jaguars	Camping World Stadium , Orlando , Florida	AFC: John Harbaugh, Baltimore Ravens NFC: Pete Carroll, Seattle Seahawks	ESPN
Total stand AFC - NFC		25:22

Web links

Commons : Pro Bowl  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Pro Bowl page of the NFL

Individual evidence

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2. ↑ 2011 AFC-NFC Pro Bowl Facts and Figures . Retrieved January 30, 2011.
3. ↑ 2011 Pro Bowl: Time, Announcers, Rosters And More For NFL's All-Star Event . Retrieved January 30, 2011.
4. ↑ Dan Hanzus: Dan Hanzus: Roger Goodell on Pro Bowl: 'It was real football' . In: nfl.com. NFL , January 27, 2014, accessed January 29, 2014 .  
5. ↑ Jemele Hill: Take away the fan balloting vote in the Pro Bowl. December 9, 2008, accessed December 19, 2015 . 
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Monday night game.
7. ^ Filled in for then-Jets Head Coach Bill Parcells
8. ↑ nfl.com NFL calendar
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11. ↑ Pro Bowl to Return to AFC vs NFC Format in 2017. Seattle Seahawks, June 2, 2016, accessed May 9, 2019 . 
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