There was some question as to whether Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow would attend and participate in the Pro Bowl this weekend. After all, Burrow was last seen overseas, and major names opt out of the Pro Bowl often,

Miami Dolphins tight end Jonnu Smith will team up with New England Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye in a competition called "Passing the Test" at the 2025 Pro Bowl Games, the NFL announced Wednesday.

Before that, though, we still have the Pro Bowl Games to be played.  Since Super Bowl players voted into the NFL's annual all-star event are not eligible to actually suit up for the Games, which include skills competitions and a flag-football tournament,

Updated Pro Bowl rosters are out. See who replaces the injured players and those on the Super Bowl-bound Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.

NFL Pro Bowl sees NFL’s best compete in a series of skill competitions, culminating in a flag football game. Here’s how to watch.

For the 14th straight season, at least one former player from an Iowa college will be represented in the NFL's Pro Bowl. See the 2025 rosters.

Two other players with Alabama football roots were chosen for the Pro Bowl Games but are not participating – Philadelphia Eagles guard Landon Dickerson (Alabama) and Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry (Alabama).

Right tackle Brian O’Neill will take Johnson’s place, giving the Vikings seven players total. His 80.8 PFF grade was tied as the 12th-highest among all tackles in 2024, and he was credited with only allowing two sacks.

The Pro Bowl Games are back for a third straight season in 2025. Rather than a full-pads, tackle football game between two all-star rosters, the Pro Bowl's new format, which started in 2023, features two days of skills competitions ahead of a 7-on-7 flag football game capping off the weekend.

Pro Bowl Games begin Thursday in Orlando, FL, with a skills competition. Before that, the league finalized rosters for both the AFC and NFC squads. Several players were added to replace those selected to the Pro Bowl,

The 2025 NFL Pro Bowl Games is all set to kick off in Orlando, Florida. The two-day event begins at 6 p.m. CST Thursday (ESPN) with the Skills Show, which consists of six challenges that day: Passing the Test, Satisfying Catches, The Big Spike, Relay Race, Helmet Harmony and Dodgeball.