NFL Pro Bowl Games Information
Every year, the National Football League (NFL) holds the National Football League All-Star Game (1939–1942), the Pro Bowl (1951–2022), and the Pro Bowl Games (since 2023) with the league's best players. Various formats have been used over the years.
An all-star game matching the league champion against an all-star squad was an experiment run by the NFL from 1939 to 1942. Matching the best players from the National/Western Conference with those from the American/Eastern Conference, the inaugural official Pro Bowl took place in January 1951.
For a long time, fans and critics alike were uninterested in the game due to their perception of its poor quality. Even though it was on par with other major North American sports league all-star games—like MLB's—the game's television ratings were lower than regular season NFL games. On the other hand, protecting the star players from harm was paramount.
Players participate in various pre-game activities, like passing contests and dodgeball, as part of the NFL's Pro Bowl Skills Showdown, held annually since 2017.
Pro Bowl week will be rebranded as the "Pro Bowl Games" in 2023 thanks to a collaboration between the NFL and Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions, and the Pro Bowl game will transition to a flag football format without contact in 2023, according to an announcement made in September 2022.
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