The NFL has revealed the Pro Bowl rosters of both the NFC and AFC all-star teams. Here's who made the team and when the Pro Bowl Games take place.

The NFL announced on Tuesday the complete rosters for the 2026 Pro Bowl Games, a celebration of player skills that is highlighted by a flag football game between the AFC and NFC.

The NFL announced its 2026 Pro Bowl rosters for both the AFC and NFC on Tuesday morning. Each conference's team is made up of 44 players—21 on offense, 18 on defense, and five on special teams—with selections coming from all but three teams across the league.

The NFL Pro Bowl Games rosters were revealed today and there was no shortage of snubs. But one such snub outraged Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio so much that he's lambasting the voting process.

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The NFL announced the Pro Bowl rosters for the AFC and NFC, and the Philadelphia Eagles had five players make the roster, led by Jalen Carter, who earned back-to-back berths. Cooper DeJean, Quinyon Mitchell, Carter, Cam Jurgens, and Zack Baun have been named to the Pro Bowl.

The Wisconsin Badgers had four former players named to the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl, but the roster had one notable omission from an ex-Badger who deserved to join his

Baltimore, MD — Southwest Virginia native and former Honaker High School kicker Jordan Stout was chosen to compete in the NFL Pro Bowl game on Feb. 3 in San Francisco. The 4th-year pro for the Baltimore Ravens is having the best season of his career in the pros,

As is the case every season, players were snubbed from the Pro Bowl, and here are three Tennessee Titans who made a case for the Pro Bowl.

Tuesday's Pro Bowl roster announcements led to some major paydays for some of the league's brightest young stars.

Devon Witherspoon was named to his third Pro Bowl roster in as many seasons on Tuesday. According to Illinois, the Seahawks CB joins the legendary Dick Butkus as the only Illini alums to earn a Pro Bowl nod in each of their first three seasons in the NFL.