Pro Bowl
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The National Football League All-Star Game (1939–1942), Pro Bowl (1951–2022), or Pro Bowl Games (since 2023) is an annual event held by the National Football League (NFL) featuring the league's star players. The format has changed throughout the years. Between 1939 and 1942, the NFL experimented with all-star games putting the league's champion against a team of all-stars. The first official Pro Bowl was played in January 1951, matching the top players in the American/Eastern Conference against those in the National/Western Conference. From the merger with the rival American Football League (AFL) in 1970 up through 2013 and also in 2017, it was officially called the AFC–NFC Pro Bowl, matching the top players in the American Football Conference (AFC) against those in the National Football Conference (NFC). From 2014 through 2016, the NFL experimented with an non conferenced format, where the teams were selected by two honorary team captains (who are each in the Hall of Fame), instead of selecting players from each conference. The players were picked in a televised "schoolyard pick" prior to the game. For years, the game suffered from lack of interest for its perceived low quality, with observers and commentators expressing their disfavor with it. It drew lower television ratings than regular season NFL games, although the game drew similar ratings to the all-star games of the other major North American sports leagues, such as the Major League Baseball All-Star Game. However, the biggest concern was to avoid injuries to the star players. The Associated Press wrote that players in the 2012 game were "hitting each other as though they were having a pillow fight". Despite these criticisms, however, players who were selected to the Pro Bowl were nonetheless honored in a similar standing to their counterparts in the other leagues, and being named to it is considered to be a significant accomplishment for any player. In September 2022, the NFL announced that the Pro Bowl game would switch to a non-contact flag football game in 2023, as well as a partnership with Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions to revamp Pro Bowl week as the "Pro Bowl Games". Unlike the other major North American sports leagues, which hold their all star weekends roughly midway through their regular seasons, the NFL has held theirs at or near the end of NFL season. Before the merger, the game was played annually after the NFL Championship Game. Between 1967 and 2009, the Pro Bowl was usually held the weekend after the Super Bowl. In 2010, it was moved to the Sunday before the Super Bowl; as a result players from the two teams competing in the Super Bowl no longer participated in the Pro Bowl. When the format was changed in 2023, the skills competitions and the flag football game was held on the first Thursday and first Sunday, respectively, of February on the week before the Super Bowl. Starting in 2026, it will be part of the Super Bowl Week events, with the flag football game being played on the Tuesday before the championship game in the Super Bowl host city.
Infobox
Frequency
Annual
Location
Varies (see text)
Inaugurated
1939
Previous event
February 2, 2025(Camping World Stadium, Orlando, Florida)
Participants
American Football ConferenceNational Football Conference
Organized by
National Football League
Website
probowl.com
Tables
· Game honors
2011/2013
2011/2013
Years
2011/2013
Winners
$50,000
Losers
$25,000
2012
2012
Years
2012
Winners
$65,000
Losers
$40,000
2014
2014
Years
2014
Winners
$53,000
Losers
$26,000
2015-16
2015-16
Years
2015-16
Winners
$55,000
Losers
$28,000
2017
2017
Years
2017
Winners
$61,000
Losers
$30,000
2018
2018
Years
2018
Winners
$64,000
Losers
$32,000
2019
2019
Years
2019
Winners
$67,000
Losers
$39,000
2020
2020
Years
2020
Winners
$74,000
Losers
$37,000
2022–23
2022–23
Years
2022–23
Winners
$84,000
Losers
$42,000
2024
2024
Years
2024
Winners
$88,000
Losers
$44,000
2025
2025
Years
2025
Winners
$92,000
Losers
$46,000
| Years | Winners | Losers |
| 2011/2013 | $50,000 | $25,000 |
| 2012 | $65,000 | $40,000 |
| 2014 | $53,000 | $26,000 |
| 2015-16 | $55,000 | $28,000 |
| 2017 | $61,000 | $30,000 |
| 2018 | $64,000 | $32,000 |
| 2019 | $67,000 | $39,000 |
| 2020 | $74,000 | $37,000 |
| 2022–23 | $84,000 | $42,000 |
| 2024 | $88,000 | $44,000 |
| 2025 | $92,000 | $46,000 |
· Game results › NFL All-Star Games (1938–1942)
1938
1938
Season
1938
Date
January 15, 1939
Score
New York Giants 13, NFL All-Stars 10
Venue
Wrigley Field
Attendance
15,000
Head coaches
AS: Ray Flaherty (Washington) and Gus Henderson (Detroit)NYG: Steve Owen
1939
1939
Season
1939
Date
January 14, 1940
Score
Green Bay Packers 16, NFL All-Stars 7
Venue
Gilmore Stadium
Attendance
18,000
Head coaches
AS: Steve Owen (New York)GB: Curly Lambeau
1940
1940
Season
1940
Date
December 29, 1940
Score
Chicago Bears 28, NFL All-Stars 14
Venue
Gilmore Stadium
Attendance
21,624
Head coaches
AS: Ray Flaherty (Washington)CHI: George Halas
1941
1941
Season
1941
Date
January 4, 1942
Score
Chicago Bears 35, NFL All-Stars 24
Venue
Polo Grounds
Attendance
17,725
Head coaches
AS: Steve Owen (New York)CHI: George Halas
1942
1942
Season
1942
Date
December 27, 1942
Score
NFL All-Stars 17, Washington Redskins 14
Venue
Shibe Park
Attendance
18,671
Head coaches
AS: Hunk Anderson (Chicago Bears)WAS: Ray Flaherty
No game was played from 1943 to 1950.
No game was played from 1943 to 1950.
Season
No game was played from 1943 to 1950.
| Season | Date | Score | Venue | Attendance | Head coaches |
| 1938 | January 15, 1939 | New York Giants 13, NFL All-Stars 10 | Wrigley Field | 15,000 | AS: Ray Flaherty (Washington) and Gus Henderson (Detroit)NYG: Steve Owen |
| 1939 | January 14, 1940 | Green Bay Packers 16, NFL All-Stars 7 | Gilmore Stadium | 18,000 | AS: Steve Owen (New York)GB: Curly Lambeau |
| 1940 | December 29, 1940 | Chicago Bears 28, NFL All-Stars 14 | Gilmore Stadium | 21,624 | AS: Ray Flaherty (Washington)CHI: George Halas |
| 1941 | January 4, 1942 | Chicago Bears 35, NFL All-Stars 24 | Polo Grounds | 17,725 | AS: Steve Owen (New York)CHI: George Halas |
| 1942 | December 27, 1942 | NFL All-Stars 17, Washington Redskins 14 | Shibe Park | 18,671 | AS: Hunk Anderson (Chicago Bears)WAS: Ray Flaherty |
| No game was played from 1943 to 1950. | |||||
· Game results › NFL Pro Bowls (1950–1969)
1950
1950
Season
1950
Date
January 14, 1951
Score
American Conference 28, National Conference 27
Series
AC, 1–0
Most Valuable Players
Otto Graham, Cleveland Browns, Quarterback
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
53,676
Head coaches
AC: Paul Brown, ClevelandNC: Joe Stydahar, Los Angeles
1951
1951
Season
1951
Date
January 12, 1952
Score
National Conference 30, American Conference 13
Series
Tied, 1–1
Most Valuable Players
Dan Towler, Los Angeles Rams, Running back
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
19,400
Head coaches
AC: Paul Brown, ClevelandNC: Joe Stydahar, Los Angeles
Network
NBC
1952
1952
Season
1952
Date
January 10, 1953
Score
National Conference 27, American Conference 7
Series
NC, 2–1
Most Valuable Players
Don Doll, Detroit Lions, Defensive back
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
34,208
Head coaches
AC: Paul Brown, ClevelandNC: Buddy Parker, Detroit
Network
NBC
1953
1953
Season
1953
Date
January 17, 1954
Score
East 20, West 9
Series
Tied, 2–2
Most Valuable Players
Chuck Bednarik, Philadelphia Eagles, Linebacker
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
44,214
Head coaches
EC: Paul Brown, ClevelandWC: Buddy Parker, Detroit
Network
DuMont
1954
1954
Season
1954
Date
January 16, 1955
Score
West 26, East 19
Series
West, 3–2
Most Valuable Players
Billy Wilson, San Francisco 49ers, End
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
43,972
Head coaches
EC: Jim Trimble, PhiladelphiaWC: Buck Shaw, San Francisco
1955
1955
Season
1955
Date
January 15, 1956
Score
East 31, West 30
Series
Tied, 3–3
Most Valuable Players
Ollie Matson, Chicago Cardinals, Running back
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
37,867
Head coaches
EC: Joe Kuharich, WashingtonWC: Sid Gillman, Los Angeles
1956
1956
Season
1956
Date
January 13, 1957
Score
West 19, East 10
Series
West, 4–3
Most Valuable Players
Back: Bert Rechichar, Baltimore ColtsLineman: Ernie Stautner, Pittsburgh Steelers
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
44,177
Head coaches
EC: Jim Lee Howell, New YorkWC: Paddy Driscoll, Chicago Bears
1957
1957
Season
1957
Date
January 12, 1958
Score
West 26, East 7
Series
West, 5–3
Most Valuable Players
Back: Hugh McElhenny, San Francisco 49ersLineman: Gene Brito, Washington Redskins
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
66,634
Head coaches
EC: Buddy Parker, PittsburghWC: George Wilson, Detroit
Network
NBC
1958
1958
Season
1958
Date
January 11, 1959
Score
East 28, West 21
Series
West, 5–4
Most Valuable Players
Back: Frank Gifford, New York GiantsLineman: Doug Atkins, Chicago Bears
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
72,250
Head coaches
EC: Jim Lee Howell, New YorkWC: Weeb Ewbank, Baltimore
Network
NBC
1959
1959
Season
1959
Date
January 17, 1960
Score
West 38, East 21
Series
West, 6–4
Most Valuable Players
Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore ColtsLineman: Eugene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb, Baltimore Colts
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
56,876
Head coaches
EC: Buck Shaw, PhiladelphiaWC: Red Hickey, San Francisco
Network
NBC
1960
1960
Season
1960
Date
January 15, 1961
Score
West 35, East 31
Series
West, 7–4
Most Valuable Players
Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore ColtsLineman: Sam Huff, New York Giants
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
62,971
Head coaches
EC: Buck Shaw, PhiladelphiaWC: Vince Lombardi, Green Bay
Network
NBC
1961
1961
Season
1961
Date
January 14, 1962
Score
West 31, East 30
Series
West, 8–4
Most Valuable Players
Back: Jim Brown, Cleveland BrownsLineman: Henry Jordan, Green Bay Packers
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
57,409
Head coaches
EC: Allie Sherman, New YorkWC: Norm Van Brocklin, Minnesota
Network
NBC
1962
1962
Season
1962
Date
January 13, 1963
Score
East 30, West 20
Series
West, 8–5
Most Valuable Players
Back: Jim Brown, Cleveland BrownsLineman: Eugene Lipscomb, Pittsburgh Steelers
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
61,374
Head coaches
EC: Allie Sherman, New YorkWC: Vince Lombardi, Green Bay
Network
NBC
1963
1963
Season
1963
Date
January 12, 1964
Score
West 31, East 17
Series
West, 9–5
Most Valuable Players
Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore ColtsLineman: Gino Marchetti, Baltimore Colts
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
67,242
Head coaches
EC: Allie Sherman, New YorkWC: George Halas, Chicago
Network
NBC
1964
1964
Season
1964
Date
January 10, 1965
Score
West 34, East 14
Series
West, 10–5
Most Valuable Players
Back: Fran Tarkenton, Minnesota VikingsLineman: Terry Barr, Detroit Lions
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
60,598
Head coaches
EC: Blanton Collier, ClevelandWC: Don Shula, Baltimore
Network
NBC
1965
1965
Season
1965
Date
January 16, 1966
Score
East 36, West 7
Series
West, 10–6
Most Valuable Players
Back: Jim Brown, Cleveland BrownsLineman: Dale Meinert, St. Louis Cardinals
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
60,124
Head coaches
EC: Blanton Collier, ClevelandWC: Vince Lombardi, Green Bay
Network
CBS
1966
1966
Season
1966
Date
January 22, 1967
Score
East 20, West 10
Series
West, 10–7
Most Valuable Players
Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago BearsLineman: Floyd Peters, Philadelphia Eagles
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
15,062
Head coaches
EC: Tom Landry, DallasWC: George Allen, Los Angeles
Network
CBS
1967
1967
Season
1967
Date
January 21, 1968
Score
West 38, East 20
Series
West, 11–7
Most Valuable Players
Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago BearsLineman: Dave Robinson, Green Bay Packers
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
53,289
Head coaches
EC:Otto Graham, WashingtonWC: Don Shula, Baltimore
Network
CBS
1968
1968
Season
1968
Date
January 19, 1969
Score
West 10, East 7
Series
West, 12–7
Most Valuable Players
Back: Roman Gabriel, Los Angeles RamsLineman: Merlin Olsen, Los Angeles Rams
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
32,050
Head coaches
EC: Tom Landry, DallasWC: George Allen, Los Angeles
Network
CBS
1969
1969
Season
1969
Date
January 18, 1970
Score
West 16, East 13
Series
West, 13–7
Most Valuable Players
Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago BearsLineman: George Andrie, Dallas Cowboys
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
57,786
Head coaches
EC: Tom Fears, New OrleansWC: Norm Van Brocklin, Atlanta
Network
CBS
| Season | Date | Score | Series | Most Valuable Players | Venue | Attendance | Head coaches | Network |
| 1950 | January 14, 1951 | American Conference 28, National Conference 27 | AC, 1–0 | Otto Graham, Cleveland Browns, Quarterback | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 53,676 | AC: Paul Brown, ClevelandNC: Joe Stydahar, Los Angeles | |
| 1951 | January 12, 1952 | National Conference 30, American Conference 13 | Tied, 1–1 | Dan Towler, Los Angeles Rams, Running back | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 19,400 | AC: Paul Brown, ClevelandNC: Joe Stydahar, Los Angeles | NBC |
| 1952 | January 10, 1953 | National Conference 27, American Conference 7 | NC, 2–1 | Don Doll, Detroit Lions, Defensive back | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 34,208 | AC: Paul Brown, ClevelandNC: Buddy Parker, Detroit | NBC |
| 1953 | January 17, 1954 | East 20, West 9 | Tied, 2–2 | Chuck Bednarik, Philadelphia Eagles, Linebacker | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 44,214 | EC: Paul Brown, ClevelandWC: Buddy Parker, Detroit | DuMont |
| 1954 | January 16, 1955 | West 26, East 19 | West, 3–2 | Billy Wilson, San Francisco 49ers, End | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 43,972 | EC: Jim Trimble, PhiladelphiaWC: Buck Shaw, San Francisco | |
| 1955 | January 15, 1956 | East 31, West 30 | Tied, 3–3 | Ollie Matson, Chicago Cardinals, Running back | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 37,867 | EC: Joe Kuharich, WashingtonWC: Sid Gillman, Los Angeles | |
| 1956 | January 13, 1957 | West 19, East 10 | West, 4–3 | Back: Bert Rechichar, Baltimore ColtsLineman: Ernie Stautner, Pittsburgh Steelers | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 44,177 | EC: Jim Lee Howell, New YorkWC: Paddy Driscoll, Chicago Bears | |
| 1957 | January 12, 1958 | West 26, East 7 | West, 5–3 | Back: Hugh McElhenny, San Francisco 49ersLineman: Gene Brito, Washington Redskins | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 66,634 | EC: Buddy Parker, PittsburghWC: George Wilson, Detroit | NBC |
| 1958 | January 11, 1959 | East 28, West 21 | West, 5–4 | Back: Frank Gifford, New York GiantsLineman: Doug Atkins, Chicago Bears | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 72,250 | EC: Jim Lee Howell, New YorkWC: Weeb Ewbank, Baltimore | NBC |
| 1959 | January 17, 1960 | West 38, East 21 | West, 6–4 | Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore ColtsLineman: Eugene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb, Baltimore Colts | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 56,876 | EC: Buck Shaw, PhiladelphiaWC: Red Hickey, San Francisco | NBC |
| 1960 | January 15, 1961 | West 35, East 31 | West, 7–4 | Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore ColtsLineman: Sam Huff, New York Giants | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 62,971 | EC: Buck Shaw, PhiladelphiaWC: Vince Lombardi, Green Bay | NBC |
| 1961 | January 14, 1962 | West 31, East 30 | West, 8–4 | Back: Jim Brown, Cleveland BrownsLineman: Henry Jordan, Green Bay Packers | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 57,409 | EC: Allie Sherman, New YorkWC: Norm Van Brocklin, Minnesota | NBC |
| 1962 | January 13, 1963 | East 30, West 20 | West, 8–5 | Back: Jim Brown, Cleveland BrownsLineman: Eugene Lipscomb, Pittsburgh Steelers | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 61,374 | EC: Allie Sherman, New YorkWC: Vince Lombardi, Green Bay | NBC |
| 1963 | January 12, 1964 | West 31, East 17 | West, 9–5 | Back: Johnny Unitas, Baltimore ColtsLineman: Gino Marchetti, Baltimore Colts | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 67,242 | EC: Allie Sherman, New YorkWC: George Halas, Chicago | NBC |
| 1964 | January 10, 1965 | West 34, East 14 | West, 10–5 | Back: Fran Tarkenton, Minnesota VikingsLineman: Terry Barr, Detroit Lions | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 60,598 | EC: Blanton Collier, ClevelandWC: Don Shula, Baltimore | NBC |
| 1965 | January 16, 1966 | East 36, West 7 | West, 10–6 | Back: Jim Brown, Cleveland BrownsLineman: Dale Meinert, St. Louis Cardinals | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 60,124 | EC: Blanton Collier, ClevelandWC: Vince Lombardi, Green Bay | CBS |
| 1966 | January 22, 1967 | East 20, West 10 | West, 10–7 | Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago BearsLineman: Floyd Peters, Philadelphia Eagles | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 15,062 | EC: Tom Landry, DallasWC: George Allen, Los Angeles | CBS |
| 1967 | January 21, 1968 | West 38, East 20 | West, 11–7 | Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago BearsLineman: Dave Robinson, Green Bay Packers | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 53,289 | EC:Otto Graham, WashingtonWC: Don Shula, Baltimore | CBS |
| 1968 | January 19, 1969 | West 10, East 7 | West, 12–7 | Back: Roman Gabriel, Los Angeles RamsLineman: Merlin Olsen, Los Angeles Rams | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 32,050 | EC: Tom Landry, DallasWC: George Allen, Los Angeles | CBS |
| 1969 | January 18, 1970 | West 16, East 13 | West, 13–7 | Back: Gale Sayers, Chicago BearsLineman: George Andrie, Dallas Cowboys | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 57,786 | EC: Tom Fears, New OrleansWC: Norm Van Brocklin, Atlanta | CBS |
· Game results › AFC–NFC Pro Bowls (1970–2012)
1970
1970
Season
1970
Date
January 24, 1971
Score
NFC, 27–6
Series
NFC, 1–0
Most Valuable Player(s)
Lineman: Fred Carr, PackersBack: Mel Renfro, Cowboys
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
48,222
Head coaches
AFC: John Madden, OaklandNFC: Dick Nolan, San Francisco
Network
CBS
1971
1971
Season
1971
Date
January 23, 1972
Score
AFC, 26–13
Series
Tied, 1–1
Most Valuable Player(s)
Defense: Willie Lanier, ChiefsOffense: Jan Stenerud, Chiefs
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
53,647
Head coaches
AFC: Don McCafferty, BaltimoreNFC: Dick Nolan, San Francisco
Network
NBC
1972
1972
Season
1972
Date
January 21, 1973
Score
AFC, 33–28
Series
AFC, 2–1
Most Valuable Player(s)
O. J. Simpson, Bills, Running back
Venue
Texas Stadium
Attendance
37,091
Head coaches
AFC: Chuck Noll, PittsburghNFC: Tom Landry, Dallas
Network
CBS
1973
1973
Season
1973
Date
January 20, 1974
Score
AFC, 15–13
Series
AFC, 3–1
Most Valuable Player(s)
Garo Yepremian, Dolphins, Placekicker
Venue
Arrowhead Stadium
Attendance
66,918
Head coaches
AFC: John Madden, OaklandNFC: Tom Landry, Dallas
Network
NBC
1974
1974
Season
1974
Date
January 20, 1975
Score
NFC, 17–10
Series
AFC, 3–2
Most Valuable Player(s)
James Harris, Rams, Quarterback
Venue
Miami Orange Bowl
Attendance
26,484
Head coaches
AFC: John Madden, OaklandNFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles
Network
ABC
1975
1975
Season
1975
Date
January 26, 1976
Score
NFC, 23–20
Series
Tied, 3–3
Most Valuable Player(s)
Billy Johnson, Oilers, Kick returner
Venue
Louisiana Superdome
Attendance
30,546
Head coaches
AFC: John Madden, OaklandNFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles
Network
ABC
1976
1976
Season
1976
Date
January 17, 1977
Score
AFC, 24–14
Series
AFC, 4–3
Most Valuable Player(s)
Mel Blount, Steelers, Cornerback
Venue
The Kingdome
Attendance
64,752
Head coaches
AFC: Chuck Noll, PittsburghNFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles
Network
ABC
1977
1977
Season
1977
Date
January 23, 1978
Score
NFC, 14–13
Series
Tied, 4–4
Most Valuable Player(s)
Walter Payton, Bears, Running back
Venue
Tampa Stadium
Attendance
51,337
Head coaches
AFC: Ted Marchibroda, BaltimoreNFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles
Network
ABC
1978
1978
Season
1978
Date
January 29, 1979
Score
NFC, 13–7
Series
NFC, 5–4
Most Valuable Player(s)
Ahmad Rashad, Vikings, Wide receiver
Venue
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Attendance
46,281
Head coaches
AFC: Chuck Fairbanks, New EnglandNFC: Bud Grant, Minnesota
Network
ABC
1979
1979
Season
1979
Date
January 27, 1980
Score
NFC, 37–27
Series
NFC, 6–4
Most Valuable Player(s)
Chuck Muncie, Saints, Running back
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
49,800
Head coaches
AFC: Don Coryell, San DiegoNFC: Tom Landry, Dallas
Network
ABC
1980
1980
Season
1980
Date
February 1, 1981
Score
NFC, 21–7
Series
NFC, 7–4
Most Valuable Player(s)
Eddie Murray, Lions, Placekicker
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,360
Head coaches
AFC: Sam Rutigliano, ClevelandNFC: Leeman Bennett, Atlanta
Network
ABC
1981
1981
Season
1981
Date
January 31, 1982
Score
AFC, 16–13
Series
NFC, 7–5
Most Valuable Player(s)
Lee Roy Selmon, Buccaneers, Defensive endKellen Winslow, Chargers, Tight end
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,402
Head coaches
AFC: Don Shula, MiamiNFC: John McKay, Tampa Bay
Network
ABC
1982
1982
Season
1982
Date
February 6, 1983
Score
NFC, 20–19
Series
NFC, 8–5
Most Valuable Player(s)
Dan Fouts, Chargers, QuarterbackJohn Jefferson, Packers, Wide receiver
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
49,883
Head coaches
AFC: Walt Michaels, New York JetsNFC: Tom Landry, Dallas
Network
ABC
1983
1983
Season
1983
Date
January 29, 1984
Score
NFC, 45–3
Series
NFC, 9–5
Most Valuable Player(s)
Joe Theismann, Redskins, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,445
Head coaches
AFC: Chuck Knox, SeattleNFC: Bill Walsh, San Francisco
Network
ABC
1984
1984
Season
1984
Date
January 27, 1985
Score
AFC, 22–14
Series
NFC, 9–6
Most Valuable Player(s)
Mark Gastineau, Jets, Defensive end
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,385
Head coaches
AFC: Chuck Noll, PittsburghNFC: Mike Ditka, Chicago
Network
ABC
1985
1985
Season
1985
Date
February 2, 1986
Score
NFC, 28–24
Series
NFC, 10–6
Most Valuable Player(s)
Phil Simms, Giants, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,101
Head coaches
AFC: Don Shula, MiamiNFC: John Robinson, L.A. Rams
Network
ABC
1986
1986
Season
1986
Date
February 1, 1987
Score
AFC, 10–6
Series
NFC, 10–7
Most Valuable Player(s)
Reggie White, Eagles, Defensive end
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,101
Head coaches
AFC: Marty Schottenheimer, ClevelandNFC: Joe Gibbs, Washington
Network
ABC
1987
1987
Season
1987
Date
February 7, 1988
Score
AFC, 15–6
Series
NFC, 10–8
Most Valuable Player(s)
Bruce Smith, Bills, Defensive end
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,113
Head coaches
AFC: Marty Schottenheimer, ClevelandNFC: Jerry Burns, Minnesota
Network
ESPN
1988
1988
Season
1988
Date
January 29, 1989
Score
NFC, 34–3
Series
NFC, 11–8
Most Valuable Player(s)
Randall Cunningham, Eagles, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,113
Head coaches
AFC: Marv Levy, BuffaloNFC: Mike Ditka, Chicago
Network
ESPN
1989
1989
Season
1989
Date
February 4, 1990
Score
NFC, 27–21
Series
NFC, 12–8
Most Valuable Player(s)
Jerry Gray, Rams, Cornerback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,445
Head coaches
AFC: Bud Carson, ClevelandNFC: John Robinson, L.A. Rams
Network
ESPN
1990
1990
Season
1990
Date
February 3, 1991
Score
AFC, 23–21
Series
NFC, 12–9
Most Valuable Player(s)
Jim Kelly, Bills, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,345
Head coaches
AFC: Art Shell, L.A. RaidersNFC: George Seifert, San Francisco
Network
ESPN
1991
1991
Season
1991
Date
February 2, 1992
Score
NFC, 21–15
Series
NFC, 13–9
Most Valuable Player(s)
Michael Irvin, Cowboys, Wide receiver
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,209
Head coaches
AFC: Dan Reeves, DenverNFC: Wayne Fontes, Detroit
Network
ESPN
1992
1992
Season
1992
Date
February 7, 1993
Score
AFC, 23–20 (OT)
Series
NFC, 13–10
Most Valuable Player(s)
Steve Tasker, Bills, Special teams
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,007
Head coaches
AFC: Don Shula, MiamiNFC: George Seifert, San Francisco
Network
ESPN
1993
1993
Season
1993
Date
February 6, 1994
Score
NFC, 17–3
Series
NFC, 14–10
Most Valuable Player(s)
Andre Rison, Falcons, Wide receiver
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,026
Head coaches
AFC: Marty Schottenheimer, Kansas CityNFC: George Seifert, San Francisco
Network
ESPN
1994
1994
Season
1994
Date
February 5, 1995
Score
AFC, 41–13
Series
NFC, 14–11
Most Valuable Player(s)
Marshall Faulk, Colts, Running back
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
49,121
Head coaches
AFC: Bill Cowher, PittsburghNFC: Barry Switzer, Dallas
Network
ABC
1995
1995
Season
1995
Date
February 4, 1996
Score
NFC, 20–13
Series
NFC, 15–11
Most Valuable Player(s)
Jerry Rice, 49ers, Wide receiver
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,034
Head coaches
AFC: Ted Marchibroda, IndianapolisNFC: Mike Holmgren, Green Bay
Network
ABC
1996
1996
Season
1996
Date
February 2, 1997
Score
AFC, 26–23 (OT)
Series
NFC, 15–12
Most Valuable Player(s)
Mark Brunell, Jaguars, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,031
Head coaches
AFC: Tom Coughlin, JacksonvilleNFC: Dom Capers, Carolina
Network
ABC
1997
1997
Season
1997
Date
February 1, 1998
Score
AFC, 29–24
Series
NFC, 15–13
Most Valuable Player(s)
Warren Moon, Seahawks, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
49,995
Head coaches
AFC: Bill Cowher, PittsburghNFC: Steve Mariucci, San Francisco
Network
ABC
1998
1998
Season
1998
Date
February 7, 1999
Score
AFC, 23–10
Series
NFC, 15–14
Most Valuable Player(s)
Keyshawn Johnson, Jets, Wide receiverTy Law, Patriots, Cornerback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,075
Head coaches
AFC: Bill Belichick, N.Y. JetsNFC: Dennis Green, Minnesota
Network
ABC
1999
1999
Season
1999
Date
February 6, 2000
Score
NFC, 51–31
Series
NFC, 16–14
Most Valuable Player(s)
Randy Moss, Vikings, Wide receiver
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,112
Head coaches
AFC: Tom Coughlin, JacksonvilleNFC: Tony Dungy, Tampa Bay
Network
ABC
2000
2000
Season
2000
Date
February 4, 2001
Score
AFC, 38–17
Series
NFC, 16–15
Most Valuable Player(s)
Rich Gannon, Raiders, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,128
Head coaches
AFC: Jon Gruden, OaklandNFC: Dennis Green, Minnesota
Network
ABC
2001
2001
Season
2001
Date
February 9, 2002
Score
AFC, 38–30
Series
Tied, 16–16
Most Valuable Player(s)
Rich Gannon, Raiders, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,301
Head coaches
AFC: Bill Cowher, PittsburghNFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia
Network
ABC
2002
2002
Season
2002
Date
February 2, 2003
Score
AFC, 45–20
Series
AFC, 17–16
Most Valuable Player(s)
Ricky Williams, Dolphins, Running back
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,125
Head coaches
AFC: Jeff Fisher, TennesseeNFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia
Network
ABC
2003
2003
Season
2003
Date
February 8, 2004
Score
NFC, 55–52
Series
Tied, 17–17
Most Valuable Player(s)
Marc Bulger, Rams, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,127
Head coaches
AFC: Tony Dungy, IndianapolisNFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia
Network
ESPN
2004
2004
Season
2004
Date
February 13, 2005
Score
AFC, 38–27
Series
AFC, 18–17
Most Valuable Player(s)
Peyton Manning, Colts, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,225
Head coaches
AFC: Bill Cowher, PittsburghNFC: Jim L. Mora, Atlanta
Network
ESPN
2005
2005
Season
2005
Date
February 12, 2006
Score
NFC 23–17
Series
Tied, 18–18
Most Valuable Player(s)
Derrick Brooks, Buccaneers, Linebacker
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,190
Head coaches
AFC: Mike Shanahan, DenverNFC: John Fox, Carolina
Network
ESPN
2006
2006
Season
2006
Date
February 10, 2007
Score
AFC 31–28
Series
AFC, 19–18
Most Valuable Player(s)
Carson Palmer, Bengals, Quarterback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,410
Head coaches
AFC: Bill Belichick, New EnglandNFC: Sean Payton, New Orleans
Network
CBS
2007
2007
Season
2007
Date
February 10, 2008
Score
NFC 42–30
Series
Tied, 19–19
Most Valuable Player(s)
Adrian Peterson, Vikings, Running back
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,044
Head coaches
AFC: Norv Turner, San DiegoNFC: Mike McCarthy, Green Bay
Network
Fox
2008
2008
Season
2008
Date
February 8, 2009
Score
NFC 30–21
Series
NFC, 20–19
Most Valuable Player(s)
Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals, Wide receiver
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
49,958
Head coaches
AFC: John Harbaugh, BaltimoreNFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia
Network
NBC
2009
2009
Season
2009
Date
January 31, 2010
Score
AFC 41–34
Series
Tied, 20–20
Most Valuable Player(s)
Matt Schaub, Texans, Quarterback
Venue
Sun Life Stadium
Attendance
70,697
Head coaches
AFC: Norv Turner, San DiegoNFC: Wade Phillips, Dallas
Network
ESPN
2010
2010
Season
2010
Date
January 30, 2011
Score
NFC 55–41
Series
NFC, 21–20
Most Valuable Player(s)
DeAngelo Hall, Redskins, Cornerback
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
49,338
Head coaches
AFC: Bill Belichick, New EnglandNFC: Mike Smith, Atlanta
Network
Fox
2011
2011
Season
2011
Date
January 29, 2012
Score
AFC 59–41
Series
Tied, 21–21
Most Valuable Player(s)
Brandon Marshall, Dolphins, Wide receiver
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
48,423
Head coaches
AFC: Gary Kubiak, HoustonNFC: Mike McCarthy, Green Bay
Network
NBC
2012
2012
Season
2012
Date
January 27, 2013
Score
NFC 62–35
Series
NFC, 22–21
Most Valuable Player(s)
Kyle Rudolph, Vikings, Tight end
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
47,134
Head coaches
AFC: John Fox, DenverNFC: Mike McCarthy, Green Bay
Network
NBC
| Season | Date | Score | Series | Most Valuable Player(s) | Venue | Attendance | Head coaches | Network |
| 1970 | January 24, 1971 | NFC, 27–6 | NFC, 1–0 | Lineman: Fred Carr, PackersBack: Mel Renfro, Cowboys | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 48,222 | AFC: John Madden, OaklandNFC: Dick Nolan, San Francisco | CBS |
| 1971 | January 23, 1972 | AFC, 26–13 | Tied, 1–1 | Defense: Willie Lanier, ChiefsOffense: Jan Stenerud, Chiefs | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 53,647 | AFC: Don McCafferty, BaltimoreNFC: Dick Nolan, San Francisco | NBC |
| 1972 | January 21, 1973 | AFC, 33–28 | AFC, 2–1 | O. J. Simpson, Bills, Running back | Texas Stadium | 37,091 | AFC: Chuck Noll, PittsburghNFC: Tom Landry, Dallas | CBS |
| 1973 | January 20, 1974 | AFC, 15–13 | AFC, 3–1 | Garo Yepremian, Dolphins, Placekicker | Arrowhead Stadium | 66,918 | AFC: John Madden, OaklandNFC: Tom Landry, Dallas | NBC |
| 1974 | January 20, 1975 | NFC, 17–10 | AFC, 3–2 | James Harris, Rams, Quarterback | Miami Orange Bowl | 26,484 | AFC: John Madden, OaklandNFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles | ABC |
| 1975 | January 26, 1976 | NFC, 23–20 | Tied, 3–3 | Billy Johnson, Oilers, Kick returner | Louisiana Superdome | 30,546 | AFC: John Madden, OaklandNFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles | ABC |
| 1976 | January 17, 1977 | AFC, 24–14 | AFC, 4–3 | Mel Blount, Steelers, Cornerback | The Kingdome | 64,752 | AFC: Chuck Noll, PittsburghNFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles | ABC |
| 1977 | January 23, 1978 | NFC, 14–13 | Tied, 4–4 | Walter Payton, Bears, Running back | Tampa Stadium | 51,337 | AFC: Ted Marchibroda, BaltimoreNFC: Chuck Knox, Los Angeles | ABC |
| 1978 | January 29, 1979 | NFC, 13–7 | NFC, 5–4 | Ahmad Rashad, Vikings, Wide receiver | Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum | 46,281 | AFC: Chuck Fairbanks, New EnglandNFC: Bud Grant, Minnesota | ABC |
| 1979 | January 27, 1980 | NFC, 37–27 | NFC, 6–4 | Chuck Muncie, Saints, Running back | Aloha Stadium | 49,800 | AFC: Don Coryell, San DiegoNFC: Tom Landry, Dallas | ABC |
| 1980 | February 1, 1981 | NFC, 21–7 | NFC, 7–4 | Eddie Murray, Lions, Placekicker | Aloha Stadium | 50,360 | AFC: Sam Rutigliano, ClevelandNFC: Leeman Bennett, Atlanta | ABC |
| 1981 | January 31, 1982 | AFC, 16–13 | NFC, 7–5 | Lee Roy Selmon, Buccaneers, Defensive endKellen Winslow, Chargers, Tight end | Aloha Stadium | 50,402 | AFC: Don Shula, MiamiNFC: John McKay, Tampa Bay | ABC |
| 1982 | February 6, 1983 | NFC, 20–19 | NFC, 8–5 | Dan Fouts, Chargers, QuarterbackJohn Jefferson, Packers, Wide receiver | Aloha Stadium | 49,883 | AFC: Walt Michaels, New York JetsNFC: Tom Landry, Dallas | ABC |
| 1983 | January 29, 1984 | NFC, 45–3 | NFC, 9–5 | Joe Theismann, Redskins, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,445 | AFC: Chuck Knox, SeattleNFC: Bill Walsh, San Francisco | ABC |
| 1984 | January 27, 1985 | AFC, 22–14 | NFC, 9–6 | Mark Gastineau, Jets, Defensive end | Aloha Stadium | 50,385 | AFC: Chuck Noll, PittsburghNFC: Mike Ditka, Chicago | ABC |
| 1985 | February 2, 1986 | NFC, 28–24 | NFC, 10–6 | Phil Simms, Giants, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,101 | AFC: Don Shula, MiamiNFC: John Robinson, L.A. Rams | ABC |
| 1986 | February 1, 1987 | AFC, 10–6 | NFC, 10–7 | Reggie White, Eagles, Defensive end | Aloha Stadium | 50,101 | AFC: Marty Schottenheimer, ClevelandNFC: Joe Gibbs, Washington | ABC |
| 1987 | February 7, 1988 | AFC, 15–6 | NFC, 10–8 | Bruce Smith, Bills, Defensive end | Aloha Stadium | 50,113 | AFC: Marty Schottenheimer, ClevelandNFC: Jerry Burns, Minnesota | ESPN |
| 1988 | January 29, 1989 | NFC, 34–3 | NFC, 11–8 | Randall Cunningham, Eagles, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,113 | AFC: Marv Levy, BuffaloNFC: Mike Ditka, Chicago | ESPN |
| 1989 | February 4, 1990 | NFC, 27–21 | NFC, 12–8 | Jerry Gray, Rams, Cornerback | Aloha Stadium | 50,445 | AFC: Bud Carson, ClevelandNFC: John Robinson, L.A. Rams | ESPN |
| 1990 | February 3, 1991 | AFC, 23–21 | NFC, 12–9 | Jim Kelly, Bills, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,345 | AFC: Art Shell, L.A. RaidersNFC: George Seifert, San Francisco | ESPN |
| 1991 | February 2, 1992 | NFC, 21–15 | NFC, 13–9 | Michael Irvin, Cowboys, Wide receiver | Aloha Stadium | 50,209 | AFC: Dan Reeves, DenverNFC: Wayne Fontes, Detroit | ESPN |
| 1992 | February 7, 1993 | AFC, 23–20 (OT) | NFC, 13–10 | Steve Tasker, Bills, Special teams | Aloha Stadium | 50,007 | AFC: Don Shula, MiamiNFC: George Seifert, San Francisco | ESPN |
| 1993 | February 6, 1994 | NFC, 17–3 | NFC, 14–10 | Andre Rison, Falcons, Wide receiver | Aloha Stadium | 50,026 | AFC: Marty Schottenheimer, Kansas CityNFC: George Seifert, San Francisco | ESPN |
| 1994 | February 5, 1995 | AFC, 41–13 | NFC, 14–11 | Marshall Faulk, Colts, Running back | Aloha Stadium | 49,121 | AFC: Bill Cowher, PittsburghNFC: Barry Switzer, Dallas | ABC |
| 1995 | February 4, 1996 | NFC, 20–13 | NFC, 15–11 | Jerry Rice, 49ers, Wide receiver | Aloha Stadium | 50,034 | AFC: Ted Marchibroda, IndianapolisNFC: Mike Holmgren, Green Bay | ABC |
| 1996 | February 2, 1997 | AFC, 26–23 (OT) | NFC, 15–12 | Mark Brunell, Jaguars, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,031 | AFC: Tom Coughlin, JacksonvilleNFC: Dom Capers, Carolina | ABC |
| 1997 | February 1, 1998 | AFC, 29–24 | NFC, 15–13 | Warren Moon, Seahawks, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 49,995 | AFC: Bill Cowher, PittsburghNFC: Steve Mariucci, San Francisco | ABC |
| 1998 | February 7, 1999 | AFC, 23–10 | NFC, 15–14 | Keyshawn Johnson, Jets, Wide receiverTy Law, Patriots, Cornerback | Aloha Stadium | 50,075 | AFC: Bill Belichick, N.Y. JetsNFC: Dennis Green, Minnesota | ABC |
| 1999 | February 6, 2000 | NFC, 51–31 | NFC, 16–14 | Randy Moss, Vikings, Wide receiver | Aloha Stadium | 50,112 | AFC: Tom Coughlin, JacksonvilleNFC: Tony Dungy, Tampa Bay | ABC |
| 2000 | February 4, 2001 | AFC, 38–17 | NFC, 16–15 | Rich Gannon, Raiders, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,128 | AFC: Jon Gruden, OaklandNFC: Dennis Green, Minnesota | ABC |
| 2001 | February 9, 2002 | AFC, 38–30 | Tied, 16–16 | Rich Gannon, Raiders, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,301 | AFC: Bill Cowher, PittsburghNFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia | ABC |
| 2002 | February 2, 2003 | AFC, 45–20 | AFC, 17–16 | Ricky Williams, Dolphins, Running back | Aloha Stadium | 50,125 | AFC: Jeff Fisher, TennesseeNFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia | ABC |
| 2003 | February 8, 2004 | NFC, 55–52 | Tied, 17–17 | Marc Bulger, Rams, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,127 | AFC: Tony Dungy, IndianapolisNFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia | ESPN |
| 2004 | February 13, 2005 | AFC, 38–27 | AFC, 18–17 | Peyton Manning, Colts, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,225 | AFC: Bill Cowher, PittsburghNFC: Jim L. Mora, Atlanta | ESPN |
| 2005 | February 12, 2006 | NFC 23–17 | Tied, 18–18 | Derrick Brooks, Buccaneers, Linebacker | Aloha Stadium | 50,190 | AFC: Mike Shanahan, DenverNFC: John Fox, Carolina | ESPN |
| 2006 | February 10, 2007 | AFC 31–28 | AFC, 19–18 | Carson Palmer, Bengals, Quarterback | Aloha Stadium | 50,410 | AFC: Bill Belichick, New EnglandNFC: Sean Payton, New Orleans | CBS |
| 2007 | February 10, 2008 | NFC 42–30 | Tied, 19–19 | Adrian Peterson, Vikings, Running back | Aloha Stadium | 50,044 | AFC: Norv Turner, San DiegoNFC: Mike McCarthy, Green Bay | Fox |
| 2008 | February 8, 2009 | NFC 30–21 | NFC, 20–19 | Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals, Wide receiver | Aloha Stadium | 49,958 | AFC: John Harbaugh, BaltimoreNFC: Andy Reid, Philadelphia | NBC |
| 2009 | January 31, 2010 | AFC 41–34 | Tied, 20–20 | Matt Schaub, Texans, Quarterback | Sun Life Stadium | 70,697 | AFC: Norv Turner, San DiegoNFC: Wade Phillips, Dallas | ESPN |
| 2010 | January 30, 2011 | NFC 55–41 | NFC, 21–20 | DeAngelo Hall, Redskins, Cornerback | Aloha Stadium | 49,338 | AFC: Bill Belichick, New EnglandNFC: Mike Smith, Atlanta | Fox |
| 2011 | January 29, 2012 | AFC 59–41 | Tied, 21–21 | Brandon Marshall, Dolphins, Wide receiver | Aloha Stadium | 48,423 | AFC: Gary Kubiak, HoustonNFC: Mike McCarthy, Green Bay | NBC |
| 2012 | January 27, 2013 | NFC 62–35 | NFC, 22–21 | Kyle Rudolph, Vikings, Tight end | Aloha Stadium | 47,134 | AFC: John Fox, DenverNFC: Mike McCarthy, Green Bay | NBC |
· Game results › Unconferenced Pro Bowls (2013–2015)
2013
2013
Season
2013
Date
January 26, 2014
Score
Team Rice 22,Team Sanders 21
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offense: Nick Foles, Eagles, QuarterbackDefense: Derrick Johnson, Chiefs, Linebacker
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
47,270
Head coaches
Rice: Ron Rivera, CarolinaSanders: Chuck Pagano, Indianapolis
Network
NBC
2014
2014
Season
2014
Date
January 25, 2015
Score
Team Irvin 32,Team Carter 28
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offense: Matthew Stafford, Lions, QuarterbackDefense: J. J. Watt, Texans, Defensive end
Venue
University of Phoenix Stadium
Attendance
63,225
Head coaches
Irvin: Jason Garrett, DallasCarter: John Harbaugh, Baltimore
Network
ESPN
2015
2015
Season
2015
Date
January 31, 2016
Score
Team Irvin 49,Team Rice 27
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offense: Russell Wilson, Seahawks, QuarterbackDefense: Michael Bennett, Seahawks, Defensive end
Venue
Aloha Stadium
Attendance
50,000
Head coaches
Irvin: Winston Moss, Green BayRice: Andy Reid, Kansas City
| Season | Date | Score | Most Valuable Player(s) | Venue | Attendance | Head coaches | Network |
| 2013 | January 26, 2014 | Team Rice 22,Team Sanders 21 | Offense: Nick Foles, Eagles, QuarterbackDefense: Derrick Johnson, Chiefs, Linebacker | Aloha Stadium | 47,270 | Rice: Ron Rivera, CarolinaSanders: Chuck Pagano, Indianapolis | NBC |
| 2014 | January 25, 2015 | Team Irvin 32,Team Carter 28 | Offense: Matthew Stafford, Lions, QuarterbackDefense: J. J. Watt, Texans, Defensive end | University of Phoenix Stadium | 63,225 | Irvin: Jason Garrett, DallasCarter: John Harbaugh, Baltimore | ESPN |
| 2015 | January 31, 2016 | Team Irvin 49,Team Rice 27 | Offense: Russell Wilson, Seahawks, QuarterbackDefense: Michael Bennett, Seahawks, Defensive end | Aloha Stadium | 50,000 | Irvin: Winston Moss, Green BayRice: Andy Reid, Kansas City |
· Game results › AFC–NFC Pro Bowls (2016–2019)
2016
2016
Season
2016
Date
January 29, 2017
Score
AFC 20–13
Series
Tied, 22–22
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offensive: Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs, Tight endDefensive: Lorenzo Alexander, Buffalo Bills, Linebacker
Venue
Camping World Stadium
Attendance
60,834
Head coaches
AFC: Andy Reid, Kansas CityNFC: Jason Garrett, Dallas
Network
ESPN
2017
2017
Season
2017
Date
January 28, 2018
Score
AFC 24–23
Series
AFC, 23–22
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offensive: Delanie Walker, Tennessee Titans, Tight endDefensive: Von Miller, Denver Broncos, Linebacker
Venue
Camping World Stadium
Attendance
51,019
Head coaches
AFC: Mike Tomlin, PittsburghNFC: Sean Payton, New Orleans
Network
ESPN/ABC
2018
2018
Season
2018
Date
January 27, 2019
Score
AFC 26–7
Series
AFC, 24–22
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offensive: Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs, QuarterbackDefensive: Jamal Adams, New York Jets, Safety
Venue
Camping World Stadium
Attendance
57,875
Head coaches
AFC: Anthony Lynn, L.A. ChargersNFC: Jason Garrett, Dallas
Network
ESPN/ABC/Disney XD
2019
2019
Season
2019
Date
January 26, 2020
Score
AFC 38–33
Series
AFC, 25–22
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offensive: Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens, QuarterbackDefensive: Calais Campbell, Jacksonville Jaguars, Defensive end
Venue
Camping World Stadium
Attendance
54,024
Head coaches
AFC: John Harbaugh, BaltimoreNFC: Pete Carroll, Seattle
Network
ESPN/ABC/Disney XD
| Season | Date | Score | Series | Most Valuable Player(s) | Venue | Attendance | Head coaches | Network |
| 2016 | January 29, 2017 | AFC 20–13 | Tied, 22–22 | Offensive: Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs, Tight endDefensive: Lorenzo Alexander, Buffalo Bills, Linebacker | Camping World Stadium | 60,834 | AFC: Andy Reid, Kansas CityNFC: Jason Garrett, Dallas | ESPN |
| 2017 | January 28, 2018 | AFC 24–23 | AFC, 23–22 | Offensive: Delanie Walker, Tennessee Titans, Tight endDefensive: Von Miller, Denver Broncos, Linebacker | Camping World Stadium | 51,019 | AFC: Mike Tomlin, PittsburghNFC: Sean Payton, New Orleans | ESPN/ABC |
| 2018 | January 27, 2019 | AFC 26–7 | AFC, 24–22 | Offensive: Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs, QuarterbackDefensive: Jamal Adams, New York Jets, Safety | Camping World Stadium | 57,875 | AFC: Anthony Lynn, L.A. ChargersNFC: Jason Garrett, Dallas | ESPN/ABC/Disney XD |
| 2019 | January 26, 2020 | AFC 38–33 | AFC, 25–22 | Offensive: Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens, QuarterbackDefensive: Calais Campbell, Jacksonville Jaguars, Defensive end | Camping World Stadium | 54,024 | AFC: John Harbaugh, BaltimoreNFC: Pete Carroll, Seattle | ESPN/ABC/Disney XD |
· Game results › AFC–NFC eSports Pro Bowl (2020)
2020
2020
Season
2020
Date
January 31, 2021
Score
NFC 32–12
Series
AFC, 25–23
Most Valuable Player
Kyler Murray, Arizona, Quarterback
| Season | Date | Score | Series | Most Valuable Player |
| 2020 | January 31, 2021 | NFC 32–12 | AFC, 25–23 | Kyler Murray, Arizona, Quarterback |
· Game results › AFC–NFC Pro Bowl (2021)
2021
2021
Season
2021
Date
February 6, 2022
Score
AFC 41–35
Series
AFC, 26–23
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offensive: Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers, QuarterbackDefensive: Maxx Crosby, Las Vegas Raiders, Defensive end
Venue
Allegiant Stadium
Attendance
56,206
Head coaches
AFC: Mike Vrabel, TennesseeNFC: Matt LaFleur, Green Bay
Network
ESPN/ABC/Disney XD
| Season | Date | Score | Series | Most Valuable Player(s) | Venue | Attendance | Head coaches | Network |
| 2021 | February 6, 2022 | AFC 41–35 | AFC, 26–23 | Offensive: Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers, QuarterbackDefensive: Maxx Crosby, Las Vegas Raiders, Defensive end | Allegiant Stadium | 56,206 | AFC: Mike Vrabel, TennesseeNFC: Matt LaFleur, Green Bay | ESPN/ABC/Disney XD |
· Game results › Pro Bowl Games (2022–present)
2022
2022
Season
2022
Date
February 5, 2023
Score
NFC 35–33
Series
AFC, 26–24
Most Valuable Player(s)
N/A
Venue
Allegiant Stadium
Attendance
58,331
Head coaches
AFC: Peyton ManningNFC: Eli Manning
Network
ESPN/ABC/Disney XD
2023
2023
Season
2023
Date
February 4, 2024
Score
NFC 64–59
Series
AFC, 26–25
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offensive: Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay, Quarterback Defensive:Demario Davis, New Orleans, Linebacker
Venue
Camping World Stadium
Attendance
55,709
Head coaches
AFC: Peyton ManningNFC: Eli Manning
Network
ESPN/ABC/Disney XD
2024
2024
Season
2024
Date
February 2, 2025
Score
NFC 76–63
Series
Tied, 26–26
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offensive: Jared Goff, Detroit, Quarterback Defensive:Byron Murphy Jr, Minnesota, Cornerback
Venue
Camping World Stadium
Attendance
54,313
Head coaches
AFC: Peyton ManningNFC: Eli Manning
Network
ESPN/ABC/Disney XD
2025
2025
Season
2025
Date
February 3, 2026
Score
TBD
Series
TBD
Most Valuable Player(s)
Offensive TBD Defensive TBD
Venue
Moscone Center
Attendance
TBD
Head coaches
AFC: TBDNFC: TBD
Network
ESPN/Disney XD
| Season | Date | Score | Series | Most Valuable Player(s) | Venue | Attendance | Head coaches | Network |
| 2022 | February 5, 2023 | NFC 35–33 | AFC, 26–24 | N/A | Allegiant Stadium | 58,331 | AFC: Peyton ManningNFC: Eli Manning | ESPN/ABC/Disney XD |
| 2023 | February 4, 2024 | NFC 64–59 | AFC, 26–25 | Offensive: Baker Mayfield, Tampa Bay, Quarterback Defensive:Demario Davis, New Orleans, Linebacker | Camping World Stadium | 55,709 | AFC: Peyton ManningNFC: Eli Manning | ESPN/ABC/Disney XD |
| 2024 | February 2, 2025 | NFC 76–63 | Tied, 26–26 | Offensive: Jared Goff, Detroit, Quarterback Defensive:Byron Murphy Jr, Minnesota, Cornerback | Camping World Stadium | 54,313 | AFC: Peyton ManningNFC: Eli Manning | ESPN/ABC/Disney XD |
| 2025 | February 3, 2026 | TBD | TBD | Offensive TBD Defensive TBD | Moscone Center | TBD | AFC: TBDNFC: TBD | ESPN/Disney XD |
· Records › Players with most invitations
15
15
ProBowls
15
Player
Tom Brady
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QB
Seasons by team
New England Patriots (2000–2019)Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2020–2022)
Selection years
2001, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009–2018, 2021
Year of inductioninto Hall of Fame
Eligible in 2028
14
14
ProBowls
14
Player
Tony Gonzalez
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TE
Seasons by team
Kansas City Chiefs (1997–2008)Atlanta Falcons (2009–2013)
Selection years
1999–2008, 2010–2013
Year of inductioninto Hall of Fame
2019
Peyton Manning
Peyton Manning
ProBowls
Peyton Manning
Player
QB
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Indianapolis Colts (1998–2011)Denver Broncos (2012–2015)
Seasons by team
1999, 2000, 2002–2010, 2012–2014
Selection years
2021
Bruce Matthews
Bruce Matthews
ProBowls
Bruce Matthews
Player
G
mw- Pos
Houston Oilers / Tennessee Oilers /Tennessee Titans (1983–2001)
Seasons by team
1988–2001
Selection years
2007
Merlin Olsen
Merlin Olsen
ProBowls
Merlin Olsen
Player
DT
mw- Pos
Los Angeles Rams (1962–1976)
Seasons by team
1962–1975
Selection years
1982
13
13
ProBowls
13
Player
Drew Brees
mw- Pos
QB
Seasons by team
San Diego Chargers (2001–2005)New Orleans Saints (2006–2020)
Selection years
2004, 2006, 2008–2014, 2016–2019
Year of inductioninto Hall of Fame
Eligible in 2026
Ray Lewis
Ray Lewis
ProBowls
Ray Lewis
Player
LB
mw- Pos
Baltimore Ravens (1996–2012)
Seasons by team
1997–2001, 2003, 2004, 2006–2011
Selection years
2018
Jerry Rice
Jerry Rice
ProBowls
Jerry Rice
Player
WR
mw- Pos
San Francisco 49ers (1985–2000)Oakland Raiders (2001–2004)Seattle Seahawks (2004)
Seasons by team
1986–1996, 1998, 2002
Selection years
2010
Reggie White
Reggie White
ProBowls
Reggie White
Player
DE
mw- Pos
Philadelphia Eagles (1985–1992)Green Bay Packers (1993–1998)Carolina Panthers (2000)
Seasons by team
1986–1998
Selection years
2006
12
12
ProBowls
12
Player
Champ Bailey
mw- Pos
CB
Seasons by team
Washington Redskins (1999–2003)Denver Broncos (2004–2013)
Selection years
2000–2007, 2009–2012
Year of inductioninto Hall of Fame
2019
Ken Houston
Ken Houston
ProBowls
Ken Houston
Player
S
mw- Pos
Houston Oilers (1967–1972)Washington Redskins (1973–1980)
Seasons by team
1968–1979
Selection years
1986
Randall McDaniel
Randall McDaniel
ProBowls
Randall McDaniel
Player
G
mw- Pos
Minnesota Vikings (1988–1999)Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2000–2001)
Seasons by team
1989–2000
Selection years
2009
Jim Otto
Jim Otto
ProBowls
Jim Otto
Player
C
mw- Pos
Oakland Raiders (1960–1974)
Seasons by team
1961–1972
Selection years
1980
Junior Seau
Junior Seau
ProBowls
Junior Seau
Player
LB
mw- Pos
San Diego Chargers (1990–2002)Miami Dolphins (2003–2005)New England Patriots (2006–2009)
Seasons by team
1991–2002
Selection years
2015
Will Shields
Will Shields
ProBowls
Will Shields
Player
G
mw- Pos
Kansas City Chiefs (1993–2006)
Seasons by team
1995–2006
Selection years
2015
11
11
ProBowls
11
Player
Larry Allen
mw- Pos
G
Seasons by team
Dallas Cowboys (1994–2005)San Francisco 49ers (2006–2007)
Selection years
1995–2001, 2003–2006
Year of inductioninto Hall of Fame
2013
Derrick Brooks
Derrick Brooks
ProBowls
Derrick Brooks
Player
LB
mw- Pos
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1995–2008)
Seasons by team
1997–2006, 2008
Selection years
2014
Brett Favre
Brett Favre
ProBowls
Brett Favre
Player
QB
mw- Pos
Atlanta Falcons (1991)Green Bay Packers (1992–2007)New York Jets (2008)Minnesota Vikings (2009–2010)
Seasons by team
1992, 1993, 1995–1997, 2001–2003, 2007–2009
Selection years
2016
Larry Fitzgerald
Larry Fitzgerald
ProBowls
Larry Fitzgerald
Player
WR
mw- Pos
Arizona Cardinals (2004–2020)
Seasons by team
2005, 2007–2013, 2015–2017
Selection years
Eligible in 2026
Bob Lilly
Bob Lilly
ProBowls
Bob Lilly
Player
DT
mw- Pos
Dallas Cowboys (1961–1974)
Seasons by team
1962, 1964–1973
Selection years
1980
Tom Mack
Tom Mack
ProBowls
Tom Mack
Player
G
mw- Pos
Los Angeles Rams (1966–1978)
Seasons by team
1967–1975, 1977, 1978
Selection years
1999
Gino Marchetti
Gino Marchetti
ProBowls
Gino Marchetti
Player
DE
mw- Pos
Dallas Texans (1952)Baltimore Colts (1953–1964; 1966)
Seasons by team
1954–1964
Selection years
1972
Anthony Muñoz
Anthony Muñoz
ProBowls
Anthony Muñoz
Player
OT
mw- Pos
Cincinnati Bengals (1980–1992)
Seasons by team
1981–1991
Selection years
1998
Jonathan Ogden
Jonathan Ogden
ProBowls
Jonathan Ogden
Player
OT
mw- Pos
Baltimore Ravens (1996–2007)
Seasons by team
1997–2007
Selection years
2013
Willie Roaf
Willie Roaf
ProBowls
Willie Roaf
Player
OT
mw- Pos
New Orleans Saints (1993–2001)Kansas City Chiefs (2002–2005)
Seasons by team
1994–2000, 2002–2005
Selection years
2012
Bruce Smith
Bruce Smith
ProBowls
Bruce Smith
Player
DE
mw- Pos
Buffalo Bills (1985–1999)Washington Redskins (2000–2003)
Seasons by team
1987–1990, 1992–1998
Selection years
2009
Trent Williams
Trent Williams
ProBowls
Trent Williams
Player
OT
mw- Pos
Washington Redskins (2010–2019) San Francisco 49ers (2020–present)
Seasons by team
2012–2018, 2020−2023
Selection years
Currently Playing
Jason Witten
Jason Witten
ProBowls
Jason Witten
Player
TE
mw- Pos
Dallas Cowboys (2003–2017, 2019)Las Vegas Raiders (2020)
Seasons by team
2004–2010, 2012–2014, 2017
Selection years
Eligible in 2026
Rod Woodson
Rod Woodson
ProBowls
Rod Woodson
Player
CB
mw- Pos
Pittsburgh Steelers (1987–1996)San Francisco 49ers (1997)Baltimore Ravens (1998–2001)Oakland Raiders (2002–2003)
Seasons by team
1989–1994, 1996, 1999–2002
Selection years
2009
| ProBowls | Player | mw- Pos | Seasons by team | Selection years | Year of inductioninto Hall of Fame |
| 15 | Tom Brady | QB | New England Patriots (2000–2019)Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2020–2022) | 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009–2018, 2021 | Eligible in 2028 |
| 14 | Tony Gonzalez | TE | Kansas City Chiefs (1997–2008)Atlanta Falcons (2009–2013) | 1999–2008, 2010–2013 | 2019 |
| Peyton Manning | QB | Indianapolis Colts (1998–2011)Denver Broncos (2012–2015) | 1999, 2000, 2002–2010, 2012–2014 | 2021 | |
| Bruce Matthews | G | Houston Oilers / Tennessee Oilers /Tennessee Titans (1983–2001) | 1988–2001 | 2007 | |
| Merlin Olsen | DT | Los Angeles Rams (1962–1976) | 1962–1975 | 1982 | |
| 13 | Drew Brees | QB | San Diego Chargers (2001–2005)New Orleans Saints (2006–2020) | 2004, 2006, 2008–2014, 2016–2019 | Eligible in 2026 |
| Ray Lewis | LB | Baltimore Ravens (1996–2012) | 1997–2001, 2003, 2004, 2006–2011 | 2018 | |
| Jerry Rice | WR | San Francisco 49ers (1985–2000)Oakland Raiders (2001–2004)Seattle Seahawks (2004) | 1986–1996, 1998, 2002 | 2010 | |
| Reggie White | DE | Philadelphia Eagles (1985–1992)Green Bay Packers (1993–1998)Carolina Panthers (2000) | 1986–1998 | 2006 | |
| 12 | Champ Bailey | CB | Washington Redskins (1999–2003)Denver Broncos (2004–2013) | 2000–2007, 2009–2012 | 2019 |
| Ken Houston | S | Houston Oilers (1967–1972)Washington Redskins (1973–1980) | 1968–1979 | 1986 | |
| Randall McDaniel | G | Minnesota Vikings (1988–1999)Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2000–2001) | 1989–2000 | 2009 | |
| Jim Otto | C | Oakland Raiders (1960–1974) | 1961–1972 | 1980 | |
| Junior Seau | LB | San Diego Chargers (1990–2002)Miami Dolphins (2003–2005)New England Patriots (2006–2009) | 1991–2002 | 2015 | |
| Will Shields | G | Kansas City Chiefs (1993–2006) | 1995–2006 | 2015 | |
| 11 | Larry Allen | G | Dallas Cowboys (1994–2005)San Francisco 49ers (2006–2007) | 1995–2001, 2003–2006 | 2013 |
| Derrick Brooks | LB | Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1995–2008) | 1997–2006, 2008 | 2014 | |
| Brett Favre | QB | Atlanta Falcons (1991)Green Bay Packers (1992–2007)New York Jets (2008)Minnesota Vikings (2009–2010) | 1992, 1993, 1995–1997, 2001–2003, 2007–2009 | 2016 | |
| Larry Fitzgerald | WR | Arizona Cardinals (2004–2020) | 2005, 2007–2013, 2015–2017 | Eligible in 2026 | |
| Bob Lilly | DT | Dallas Cowboys (1961–1974) | 1962, 1964–1973 | 1980 | |
| Tom Mack | G | Los Angeles Rams (1966–1978) | 1967–1975, 1977, 1978 | 1999 | |
| Gino Marchetti | DE | Dallas Texans (1952)Baltimore Colts (1953–1964; 1966) | 1954–1964 | 1972 | |
| Anthony Muñoz | OT | Cincinnati Bengals (1980–1992) | 1981–1991 | 1998 | |
| Jonathan Ogden | OT | Baltimore Ravens (1996–2007) | 1997–2007 | 2013 | |
| Willie Roaf | OT | New Orleans Saints (1993–2001)Kansas City Chiefs (2002–2005) | 1994–2000, 2002–2005 | 2012 | |
| Bruce Smith | DE | Buffalo Bills (1985–1999)Washington Redskins (2000–2003) | 1987–1990, 1992–1998 | 2009 | |
| Trent Williams | OT | Washington Redskins (2010–2019) San Francisco 49ers (2020–present) | 2012–2018, 2020−2023 | Currently Playing | |
| Jason Witten | TE | Dallas Cowboys (2003–2017, 2019)Las Vegas Raiders (2020) | 2004–2010, 2012–2014, 2017 | Eligible in 2026 | |
| Rod Woodson | CB | Pittsburgh Steelers (1987–1996)San Francisco 49ers (1997)Baltimore Ravens (1998–2001)Oakland Raiders (2002–2003) | 1989–1994, 1996, 1999–2002 | 2009 |
· Television › Most watched Pro Bowls
1
1
Rank
1
Game
2011 Pro Bowl
Date
January 29, 2011
Matchup
AFC
Matchup
41
Matchup
NFC
Matchup
55
Network
Fox
Viewers (millions)
13.4
TV rating
7.7
Location
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, HI
2
2
Rank
2
Game
2000 Pro Bowl
Date
February 6, 2000
Matchup
AFC
Matchup
31
Matchup
NFC
Matchup
51
Network
ABC
Viewers (millions)
13.2
TV rating
8.6
3
3
Rank
3
Game
2012 Pro Bowl
Date
January 29, 2012
Matchup
NFC
Matchup
41
Matchup
AFC
Matchup
59
Network
NBC
Viewers (millions)
12.5
TV rating
7.3
4
4
Rank
4
Game
2010 Pro Bowl
Date
January 31, 2010
Matchup
AFC
Matchup
41
Matchup
NFC
Matchup
34
Network
ESPN
Viewers (millions)
12.3
TV rating
7.1
Location
Sun Life Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL
5
5
Rank
5
Game
2013 Pro Bowl
Date
January 27, 2013
Matchup
AFC
Matchup
35
Matchup
NFC
Matchup
62
Network
NBC
Viewers (millions)
12.2
TV rating
7.1
Location
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, HI
6
6
Rank
6
Game
2014 Pro Bowl
Date
January 26, 2014
Matchup
Team Rice
Matchup
22
Matchup
Team Sanders
Matchup
21
Network
11.4
Viewers (millions)
6.6
7
7
Rank
7
Game
2008 Pro Bowl
Date
February 10, 2008
Matchup
AFC
Matchup
30
Matchup
NFC
Matchup
42
Network
Fox
Viewers (millions)
10.0
TV rating
6.3
8
8
Rank
8
Game
2003 Pro Bowl
Date
February 2, 2003
Matchup
NFC
Matchup
23
Matchup
AFC
Matchup
45
Network
ABC
Viewers (millions)
9.1
TV rating
5.9
9
9
Rank
9
Game
2009 Pro Bowl
Date
February 8, 2009
Matchup
NFC
Matchup
30
Matchup
AFC
Matchup
21
Network
NBC
Viewers (millions)
8.8
TV rating
5.4
10
10
Rank
10
Game
2015 Pro Bowl
Date
January 25, 2015
Matchup
Team Irvin
Matchup
32
Matchup
Team Carter
Matchup
28
Network
ESPN
Viewers (millions)
8.8
TV rating
5.1
Location
University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ
| Rank | Game | Date | Matchup | Network | Viewers (millions) | TV rating | Location | |||
| 1 | 2011 Pro Bowl | January 29, 2011 | AFC | 41 | NFC | 55 | Fox | 13.4 | 7.7 | Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, HI |
| 2 | 2000 Pro Bowl | February 6, 2000 | AFC | 31 | NFC | 51 | ABC | 13.2 | 8.6 | |
| 3 | 2012 Pro Bowl | January 29, 2012 | NFC | 41 | AFC | 59 | NBC | 12.5 | 7.3 | |
| 4 | 2010 Pro Bowl | January 31, 2010 | AFC | 41 | NFC | 34 | ESPN | 12.3 | 7.1 | Sun Life Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL |
| 5 | 2013 Pro Bowl | January 27, 2013 | AFC | 35 | NFC | 62 | NBC | 12.2 | 7.1 | Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, HI |
| 6 | 2014 Pro Bowl | January 26, 2014 | Team Rice | 22 | Team Sanders | 21 | 11.4 | 6.6 | ||
| 7 | 2008 Pro Bowl | February 10, 2008 | AFC | 30 | NFC | 42 | Fox | 10.0 | 6.3 | |
| 8 | 2003 Pro Bowl | February 2, 2003 | NFC | 23 | AFC | 45 | ABC | 9.1 | 5.9 | |
| 9 | 2009 Pro Bowl | February 8, 2009 | NFC | 30 | AFC | 21 | NBC | 8.8 | 5.4 | |
| 10 | 2015 Pro Bowl | January 25, 2015 | Team Irvin | 32 | Team Carter | 28 | ESPN | 8.8 | 5.1 | University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, AZ |
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