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2023 Pro Bowl Games
AFCNFC
3335
Head coach:
Peyton Manning
Head coach:
Eli Manning
DateFebruary 2 and 5, 2023
StadiumIntermountain Healthcare Performance Center,Henderson,Nevada,
Bear's Best Golf Course,Summerlin South,Nevada,
Allegiant Stadium,Paradise,Nevada
Attendance58,331
Ceremonies
National anthemJessie James Decker
Halftime showRae Sremmurd
TV in the United States
NetworkESPN
ABC
ESPN+
Disney XD
AnnouncersPat McAfee (play–by–play),Kirk Herbstreit (color),Laura Rutledge, andRobert Griffin III (sideline reporters)

The2023 Pro Bowl Games (branded as the2023 Pro Bowl Games presented byVerizon for sponsorship reasons)[1] was theNational Football League'sall-star game for the2022 NFL season. For the first time, the event consisted of skills competitions and non-contactflag football games, rather than an actual tackle football game. It was held atAllegiant Stadium inParadise,Nevada, the Intermountain Healthcare Performance Center inHenderson, Nevada, and Bear's Best Golf Course inLas Vegas,Nevada on February 2 and 5, 2023. Voting began on November 15, 2022,[2] and the rosters were announced on December 21, 2022.[3][4]

Background

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The NFL announced on August 9, 2022, thatAllegiant Stadium inParadise,Nevada, would host the Pro Bowl for the second consecutive season.[5]

On September 26, 2022, the league announced they would be replacing the traditional Pro Bowl game with skills competitions throughout the week, culminating with a non-contactflag football game at the end of the week. The NFL has partnered withPeyton Manning and hisOmaha Productions to revamp the events.[6][7]A. Smith & Co. produced the skills competition.[1] On December 5, 2022, it was announced that the coaches for the Pro Bowl would be Peyton and his brotherEli Manning.[8]

Format

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The event consisted of various skill competition events and three 7-on-7 flag football games, with the first block of events being held on February 2, 2023, at the Intermountain Healthcare Performance Center, which is theLas Vegas Raiders' practice facility and Bear's Best Golf Course in Las Vegas, Nevada. On February 5, the remainder of the event program took place at Allegiant Stadium with the exception of Kick Tac Toe which was held at the Intermountain Healthcare Performance Center.[1] The first portion took placebehind closed doors, while the last contests took place around the flag football games.

Points were scored across the events, with up to 24 points available in the skills competitions. The first two flag football games awarded six points each to the winning conference's total score (with the conferences splitting three points each in the event of a tie, with no overtime being played). Both teams' total scores were carried into the final game, which decided the overall winner.[1]

Rosters

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AFC

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Offense
PositionStarter(s)Reserve(s)Alternate(s)
Quarterback15Patrick Mahomes,Kansas City[c]17Josh Allen,Buffalo[b]
9Joe Burrow,Cincinnati[d]
2Tyler Huntley,Baltimore[a]
16Trevor Lawrence,Jacksonville[a]
4Derek Carr,Las Vegas[a]
Running back24Nick Chubb,Cleveland28Josh Jacobs,Las Vegas
22Derrick Henry,Tennessee
Fullback42Patrick Ricard,Baltimore
Wide receiver10Tyreek Hill,Miami
14Stefon Diggs,Buffalo
1Ja'Marr Chase,Cincinnati
17Davante Adams,Las Vegas
Tight end87Travis Kelce,Kansas City[c]89Mark Andrews,Baltimore88Dawson Knox,Buffalo[a]
Offensive tackle78Laremy Tunsil,Houston
72Terron Armstead,Miami
57Orlando Brown Jr.,Kansas City[c]73Dion Dawkins,Buffalo[a]
Offensive guard56Quenton Nelson,Indianapolis[b]
75Joel Bitonio,Cleveland
62Joe Thuney,Kansas City[c]76Rodger Saffold,Buffalo[a]
77Wyatt Teller,Cleveland[a]
Center52Creed Humphrey,Kansas City[c]60Mitch Morse,Buffalo60Ben Jones,Tennessee[a]
Defense
PositionStarter(s)Reserve(s)Alternate(s)
Defensive end95Myles Garrett,Cleveland
98Maxx Crosby,Las Vegas
91Trey Hendrickson,Cincinnati
Defensive tackle95Chris Jones,Kansas City[c]
95Quinnen Williams,NY Jets
98Jeffery Simmons,Tennessee97Cameron Heyward,Pittsburgh[a]
Outside linebacker9Matthew Judon,New England
52Khalil Mack,LA Chargers[b]
90T. J. Watt,Pittsburgh[b]58Matt Milano,Buffalo[a]
2Bradley Chubb,Miami[a]
Inside / middle linebacker18Roquan Smith,Baltimore57C. J. Mosley,NY Jets
Cornerback1Sauce Gardner,NY Jets
2Patrick Surtain II,Denver
44Marlon Humphrey,Baltimore
25Xavien Howard,Miami
Free safety39Minkah Fitzpatrick,Pittsburgh
Strong safety3Derwin James,LA Chargers21Jordan Poyer,Buffalo
Special teams
PositionStarterAlternate(s)
Long snapper46Morgan Cox,Tennessee
Punter5Tommy Townsend,Kansas City[c]6A. J. Cole III,Las Vegas[a]
Placekicker9Justin Tucker,Baltimore
Return specialist13Devin Duvernay,Baltimore[b]39Jamal Agnew,Jacksonville[a]
Special teams34Justin Hardee,NY Jets
bold player who participated in the game
italics signifies a rookie
(C) signifies the player has been selected as a captain
a Replacement player selection due to injury or vacancy
b Injured player; selected but did not participate
c Selected but did not play because his team advanced toSuper Bowl LVII(SeePro Bowl "Player selection" section)
d Selected but chose not to participate

NFC

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Offense
PositionStarter(s)Reserve(s)Alternate(s)
Quarterback1Jalen Hurts,Philadelphia[c]7Geno Smith,Seattle
8Kirk Cousins,Minnesota
16Jared Goff,Detroit[a]
Running back26Saquon Barkley,NY Giants20Tony Pollard,Dallas[b]
26Miles Sanders,Philadelphia[c]
4Dalvin Cook,Minnesota[a]
23Christian McCaffrey,San Francisco[a]
Fullback44Kyle Juszczyk,San Francisco
Wide receiver18Justin Jefferson,Minnesota
11A. J. Brown,Philadelphia[c]
88CeeDee Lamb,Dallas
17Terry McLaurin,Washington
14Amon-Ra St. Brown,Detroit[a]
Tight end85George Kittle,San Francisco87T. J. Hockenson,Minnesota
Offensive tackle71Trent Williams,San Francisco
65Lane Johnson,Philadelphia[c]
78Tristan Wirfs,Tampa Bay58Penei Sewell,Detroit[a]
Offensive guard70Zack Martin,Dallas
69Landon Dickerson,Philadelphia[c]
63Chris Lindstrom,Atlanta74Elgton Jenkins,Green Bay[a]
Center62Jason Kelce,Philadelphia[c]77Frank Ragnow,Detroit63Tyler Biadasz,Dallas[a]
Defense
PositionStarter(s)Reserve(s)Alternate(s)
Defensive end97Nick Bosa,San Francisco[b]
53Brian Burns,Carolina
90DeMarcus Lawrence,Dallas94Cameron Jordan,New Orleans[a]
Defensive tackle99Aaron Donald,LA Rams[b]
93Jonathan Allen,Washington
97Dexter Lawrence,NY Giants94Daron Payne,Washington[a]
Outside linebacker11Micah Parsons,Dallas
55Za'Darius Smith,Minnesota
7Haason Reddick,Philadelphia[c]99Danielle Hunter,Minnesota[a]
Inside / middle linebacker54Fred Warner,San Francisco56Demario Davis,New Orleans
Cornerback2Darius Slay,Philadelphia[c]
7Trevon Diggs,Dallas
27Tariq Woolen,Seattle
23Jaire Alexander,Green Bay
5Jalen Ramsey,LA Rams[a]
Free safety6Quandre Diggs,Seattle
Strong safety3Budda Baker,Arizona29Talanoa Hufanga,San Francisco
Special teams
PositionStarterAlternate(s)
Long snapper42Andrew DePaola,Minnesota
Punter5Tress Way,Washington
Placekicker5Jason Myers,Seattle
Return specialist9KaVontae Turpin,Dallas
Special teams39Jeremy Reaves,Washington
Bold, player who participated in the game
italics signifies a rookie
(C) signifies the player has been selected as a captain
a Replacement player selection due to injury or vacancy
b Injured player; selected but did not participate
c Selected but did not play because his team advanced toSuper Bowl LVII(SeePro Bowl "Player selection" section)
d Selected but chose not to participate

Number of selections per team

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American Football Conference
TeamSelections
Baltimore Ravens7
Buffalo Bills8
Cincinnati Bengals3
Cleveland Browns4
Denver Broncos1
Houston Texans1
Indianapolis Colts1
Jacksonville Jaguars2
Kansas City Chiefs7
Las Vegas Raiders5
Los Angeles Chargers2
Miami Dolphins4
New England Patriots1
New York Jets4
Pittsburgh Steelers3
Tennessee Titans4
National Football Conference
TeamSelections
Arizona Cardinals1
Atlanta Falcons1
Carolina Panthers1
Chicago Bears0
Dallas Cowboys8
Detroit Lions4
Green Bay Packers2
Los Angeles Rams2
Minnesota Vikings7
New Orleans Saints2
New York Giants2
Philadelphia Eagles8
San Francisco 49ers7
Seattle Seahawks4
Tampa Bay Buccaneers1
Washington Commanders5

Results

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Thursday

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Precision Passing

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Derek Carr won the event for the AFC with a score of 31.[9]

PosPlayerTeamScore
1Derek CarrLVS31
2Tyler HuntleyBAL21
3Geno SmithSEA20
4Trevor LawrenceJAX19
5Jared GoffDET15
6Kirk CousinsMIN14
ConferenceScore
AFC3
NFC0

Lightning Round

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The AFC won the event after dunking NFC head coach Eli Manning inconfetti in the final round.[9]

ConferenceScore
AFC6
NFC0

Longest Drive

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Along drive competition among players was held at Bear's Best Golf Course inSummerlin South, Nevada, during the week, and broadcast on tape-delay during the Pro Bowl Games.

Jordan Poyer won the event for the AFC by having the longest drive with a drive of 320 yards (292.608 meters).[9]

ConferenceScore
AFC9
NFC0

Dodgeball

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The NFC won the event after the NFC offense team defeated the AFC defense team in the final round.[9]

ConferenceScore
AFC9
NFC3

Sunday

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Flag Football Game 1

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The NFC won the first flag football game by a score of 33 – 27.

Team1st Half2nd HalfFinal
AFC20727
NFC201333
ConferenceScore
AFC9
NFC9

Kick Tac Toe

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The event was shown as pre-recorded segment and was held at Intermountain Healthcare center from Thursday's events.

The AFC won the event after being the first team to get three in a row.

ConferenceScore
AFC12
NFC9

Gridiron Gauntlet

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The NFC won the event after Eli Manning crossed the finish line first.

ConferenceScore
AFC12
NFC12

Flag Football Game 2

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The AFC won the second flag football game by a score of 18–13.

Team1st Half2nd HalfFinal
AFC12618
NFC6713
ConferenceScore
AFC18
NFC12

Move The Chains

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The AFC won the event after taking the first and third rounds.

ConferenceScore
AFC21
NFC12

Best Catch

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Amon-Ra St. Brown outscoredStefon Diggs by a score of 177.0–145.4 (St. Brown outscored Diggs 85.0–74.7 in round 1 and 92.0–70.7 in round 2), winning the event for the NFC.

Diggs and St. Brown were selected as finalists in a fan vote overJustin Jefferson andPatrick Surtain II retrospectively. Each were shown doing special catches in pre-recorded segments during Thursday's events before the fan vote began.[10]

ConferenceScore
AFC21
NFC15

Flag Football Game 3

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The NFC was down 21–15 entering the game based on the opening scores, butKirk Cousins led the NFC to a comeback win. The final score was 35–33.

ConferenceOpening Score1st Half2nd HalfFinal
AFC216633
NFC1513735

Aftermath

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The players who participated on the winning NFC each won $84,000 while the players who participated on the losing AFC team won $42,000 each.[11]

This was the first time Eli Manning beat his brother in the NFL (though as a coach and not a player), as Peyton went 3–0 against him during their NFL careers.

Following the event it was revealed thatMyles Garrett suffered a dislocated toe during the Gridiron Gauntlet event.[12][13] He later stated in April that he would decline participating in future Pro Bowl Games events, saying the Gridiron Gauntlet "doesn't make sense to me", and proposed replacing it and other events with those that would allow fans to take part alongside players.[14] Garrett would later recover from his injury and would play in the opening games of the2023 NFL season. He would later change his mind and participate in the “Move the Chains” event during the2024 Pro Bowl Games.[15]

Broadcasting

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ESPN and ABC served as the broadcaster for all Pro Bowl events while the Thursday block of the skills competition were held on the Saturday afternoon after the event on ABC. As in previous years, the events held on Sunday were simulcast live byESPN+,ABC, andDisney XD.[16][1]Kirk Herbstreit andPat McAfee called the games.Robert Griffin III,Marcus Spears, andLaura Rutledge called the skills competition, joined additionally on the first night byRyan Clark andDan Orlovsky.[16][1]

References

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  9. ^abcdSam, Doric (February 3, 2023)."NFL Twitter Delighted by 2023 Pro Bowl Skills Challenge as Derek Carr, AFC Hold Lead".Bleacher Report.Archived from the original on February 3, 2023. RetrievedFebruary 3, 2023.
  10. ^JaredMueller (February 2, 2023)."Watch all the 'Best Catch' nominees, vote in the 2023 Pro Bowl Games".SBNation.com.Archived from the original on February 6, 2023. RetrievedFebruary 6, 2023.
  11. ^"2023 NFL Pro Bowl Games score, takeaways: Kirk Cousins rallies NFC to thrilling comeback win over AFC".CBSSports.com. February 5, 2023.Archived from the original on February 6, 2023. RetrievedFebruary 6, 2023.
  12. ^DeArdo, Bryan (February 5, 2023)."Browns' Myles Garrett suffers toe injury during NFL Pro Bowl Games, per report".CBSSports.com.Archived from the original on February 6, 2023. RetrievedFebruary 6, 2023.
  13. ^Smith, Michael David (February 5, 2023)."Myles Garrett suffers dislocated toe at Pro Bowl Games".ProFootballTalk.Archived from the original on February 6, 2023. RetrievedFebruary 6, 2023.
  14. ^Trotter, Jake (April 18, 2023)."DE Garrett 'retired' from Pro Bowl after toe injury".ESPN.com.Archived from the original on May 16, 2023. RetrievedMay 16, 2023.
  15. ^@camijustice (February 1, 2024)."#Browns DE Myles Garrett will participate in the Move the Chains competition at the Pro Bowl Games" (Tweet) – viaTwitter.[better source needed]
  16. ^abLucia, Joe (January 25, 2023)."ESPN announces broadcast details of NFL Pro Bowl Games".Awful Announcing.Archived from the original on January 25, 2023. RetrievedJanuary 25, 2023.

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