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NFL Pro Bowl

The NFL Pro Bowl is the league’s All-Star exhibition that takes place before the Super Bowl. Pro Bowl betting is available, but this game is sometimes difficult to predict.

2023 NFL Pro Bowl Details

Date: February 5, 2023
Venue: Camping World Stadium
Location: Orlando, Florida

AFC Roster

Position

Player 

Team

QB

Tyler Huntley

Ravens

QB

Trevor Lawrence

Jaguars

QB

Derek Carr

Raiders

RB

Nick Chubb

Browns

RB

Josh Jacobs

Raiders

RB

Derrick Henry

Titans

FB

Patrick Ricard

Ravens

WR

Tyreek Hill

Dolphins

WR

Stefon Diggs

Bills

WR

Davante Adams

Raiders

WR

Ja'Marr Chase

Bengals

TE

Mark Andrews

Ravens

TE

Dawson Knox

Bills

OT

Laremy Tunsil

Texans

OT

Terron Armstead

Dolphins

OT

Dion Dawkins

Bills

OG

Joel Bitonio

Browns

OG

Rodger Saffold

Bills

OG

Wyatt Teller

Browns

C

Mitch Morse

Bills

C

Ben Jones

Titans

DE

Myles Garrett

Browns

DE

Maxx Crosby

Raiders

DE

Trey Hendrickson

Bengals

DT

Quinnen Williams

Jets

DT

Jeffery Simmons

Ttans

DL

Cameron Heyward

Steelers

OLB

Matt Judon

Patriots

OLB

Bradley Chubb

Dolphins

OLB

Matt Milano

Bills

ILB

Roquan Smith

Ravens

ILB

C.J. Mosley

Jets

CB

Sauce Gardner

Jets

CB

Patrick Surtain II

Broncos

CB

Marlon Humphrey

Ravens

CB

Xavien Howard

Dolphins

FS

Minkah Fitzpatrick

Steelers

SS

Derwin James

Chargers

SS

Jordan Poyer

Bills

LS

Morgan Cox

Titans

P

A.J. Cole

Raiders

Return Specialist

Jamal Agnew

Jaguars

Special Teamer

Justin Hardee

Jets

NFC Roster

Position

Player

Team

QB

Geno Smith

Seahawks

QB

Kirk Cousins

Vikings

QB

Jared Goff

Lions

RB

Saquon Barkley

Giants

RB

Christian McCaffrey

49ers

RB

Saquon Barkley

Giants

RB

Dalvin Cook

Vikings

FB

Kyle Juszczyk

49ers

WR

Justin Jefferson

Vikings

WR

CeeDee Lamb

Cowboys

WR

Terry McLaurin

Commanders

WR

Amon-Ra St. Brown

Lions

TE

George Kittle

49ers

TE

T.J. Hockenson

Vikings

OT

Trent Williams

49ers

OT

Tristan Wirfs

Buccaneers

OT

Penei Sewell

Lions

OG

Zack Martin

Cowboys

OG

Chris Lindstrom

Falcons

OG

Elgton Jenkins

Packers

C

Frank Ragnow

Lions

C

Tyler Biadasz

Cowboys

DE

Nick Bosa

49ers

DE

Brian Burns

Panthers

DE

Demarcus Lawrence

Cowboys

DT

Aaron Donald

Rams

DT

Jonathan Allen

Commanders

DT

Dexter Lawrence

Giants

OLB

Micah Parsons

Cowboys

OLB

Za'Darius Smith

Vikimgs

OLB

Danielle Hunter

Vikings

ILB

Fred Warner

49ers

ILB

Demario Davis

Saints

CB

Trevon Diggs

Cowboys

CB

Tariq Woolen

Seahawks

CB

Jaire Alexander

Packers

CB

Jalen Ramsey

Rams

FS

Quandre Diggs

Seahawks

SS

Budda Baker

Cardinals

SS

Talanoa Hufanga

49ers

LS

Andrew DePaola

Vikings

P

Tress Way

Commanders

K

Jason Myers

Seahawks

Return Specialist

KaVontae Turpin

Cowboys

Special Teamer

Jeremy Reaves

Commanders 

What is the NFL Pro Bowl? 

The NFL Pro Bowl is the annual exhibition game that features the best players in the league, suiting up at the end of the season. Every league has some sort of All-Star Game in place, and the Pro Bowl is the version for the NFL. 

This game has taken on many different forms over the years, and it’s been criticized quite a bit in recent years. Pro Bowl odds are available for this matchup, and Pro Bowl betting is popular as it’s an NFL event. 

Pro Bowl Roster

The Pro Bowl’s coaching staff comprises the coaches of the best teams from each conference that lost in the Divisional Round. Because this game is played prior to the Super Bowl, those coaches are busy preparing, and the coaching staff has to come from teams that have been eliminated. 

The players for each team impact the Pro Bowl odds more than anything, and three different groups of people choose players. Fans, players, and coaches all cast votes for the Pro Bowl, and the league then calculates those votes and selects the roster. 

Since the Super Bowl still has to be played, replacements are always needed, and other players choose to sit out due to injury. Pro Bowl betting is impacted by the replacement players as well. 

NFL Pro Bowl Rules

There are some rules for the Pro Bowl that have a big impact on Pro Bowl betting and also impact how the game plays out. One of the biggest rule changes is that rushing the passer is not allowed, and there are no punt returns. 

There are also some unique rules, such as multiple forward passes can be thrown on one play, and there is no intentional grounding. This is also a game that sees very little physical contact, and it almost resembles touch football. 

All of these rules must be remembered when doing any Pro Bowl betting. 

NFL Pro Bowl Uniforms 

The NFL Pro Bowl uniforms don’t have anything to do with Pro Bowl betting, but this is a large part of the game. The league spends both time and money to create unique and exciting uniforms for all of the players to wear.

One thing that the NFL does for the Pro Bowl uniforms is that it makes sure that every player at least has their own team represented in the team uniform. 

Where Has It Happened

The location of the Pro Bowl doesn’t usually affect the odds, but this isn’t an exhibition that moves around a ton. The league likes to choose a warm-weather destination for this game, and a few cities have been selected more than others. 

Aloha Stadium in Hawaii has hosted the most games. Still, the current location is Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. Los Angeles and Orlando are two other cities that have hosted many of these games. 

2016-2021 Game Results

2016: AFC 20 NFC 13

2017: AFC 24 NFC 23

2018: AFC 26 NFC 7

2019: AFC 38 NFC 33

2020: NO GAME (COVID-19)

2021: AFC 41 NFC 35

How to bet on NFL Pro Bowl? 

Pro bowl betting is similar to betting on regular season NFL games as you will see a lot of the same betting options. The Pro Bowl odds will still have moneyline, spread, and totals betting available, but this game just isn’t like a regular season game. 

Making Pro Bowl prop bets will always be a good option for this game as many unique options will be available. It can be pretty hard to handicap how the Pro Bowl will be played, especially with all of the available unique rules. 

Even though Pro Bowl betting is similar to what you will find during the regular season, there aren’t a ton of stats that can provide you with much guidance. These rosters are going to be changing right up until kickoff, and those replacement players will impact the Pro Bowl odds.

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