RESOLVING THE LEDGER
RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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The Pro Bowl is dead. Long live the Pro Bowl.
After more than seven decades of all-star exhibitions and three decades of relevance, the NFL will no longer stage a Pro Bowl, a Pro Bowl games or anything that prevents the league's best players from starting their winter vacations once their season is over. While the honor of being a Pro Bowler will remain, there will be no showcase -- an event that ranged from a "just trying not to get hurt" full-contact game to dodgeball contests and flag football. 44 players will be named to each of their respective conference's Pro Bowl rosters, but that will be it.
That means no alternates. The days of Mac Jones, Tyler Huntley and Shedeur Sanders, Pro Bowl quarterbacks, are over.
The conclusion of sports' least meaningful all-star game leaves a void in the league schedule. Per The Athletic , only two million people watched 2026's weekday version of the event, so it was already a bit of a void to begin with. There's no word yet on what, if anything, the league will use to replace it.
The game did allow for some memorable moments over the years. Most of them revolve around Sean Taylor ejecting Brian Moorman's soul from his body.
Goodbye, Pro Bowl. You will be missed. Not by me, but by someone out there, I imagine.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: The NFL has ended the Pro Bowl, disappointing dozens of fans
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