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Year following year, NFL fans around the world also make their voices heard when what they consider to be the best players of the season are chosen – for the so-called Pro Bowl, which is now being held as a nice entertainment in the week before the Super Bowl. Big names made it onto the list, but neither did other big names.
The Pro Bowl will take place on February 5, 2023 in Las Vegas. The NFL athletes who then take part – some of whom withdraw year following year due to injuries and other reasons – then play entertaining mini-games to get in the mood for the week leading up to the Super Bowl. That’s why the event commonly known as the Pro Bowl, which in the past also took the form of a duel between AFC and NFC players, is now also called the “Pro Bowl Games”.
The names on the big list this year were once once more determined by fans worldwide voting online, but also by players and coaches. With the following result: The strong Philadelphia Eagles lead the ranking with eight nominated players, followed by the Dallas Cowboys (seven), Kansas City Chiefs (seven), Baltimore Ravens (six), San Francisco 49ers (six) and Minnesota Vikings ( five).
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However, well-known stars such as running back Christian McCaffrey from the Niners or Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who received the most votes from fans but didn’t make it, are missing. Here in the AFC, Tua has to give way to quarterbacks Joe Burrow (Cincinnati Bengals), Patrick Mahomes (Kansas City Chiefs) and Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills). This can also lead to a personal setback with regard to the outstanding honors from the league (MVP, Comeback of the Year, Rookie of the Year), as players with Pro Bowl votes are given preference in close elections. Big names like playmaker Justin Fields (Chicago Bears) and receiver Jaylen Waddle (Miami Dolphins) also didn’t make it.
Incidentally, the Chicago Bears and the Jacksonville Jaguars are the only teams on the list that do not have a Pro Bowler in 2022/23.
The list for the Pro Bowl 2023 at a glance (ordered by team and alphabet):
Arizona Cardinals (1): Strong Safety Budda Baker (5. Pro Bowl)
Atlanta Falcons (1): Guard Chris Lindstrom (1. Pro Bowl)
Baltimore Ravens (6): Tight End Mark Andrews (3. Pro Bowl), Return Specialist Devin Duvernay (2. Pro Bowl), Cornerback Marlon Humphrey (3. Pro Bowl), Fullback Patrick Ricard (4. Pro Bowl), Linebacker Roquan Smith (1. Pro Bowl), Kicker Justin Tucker (6. Pro Bowl)
Buffalo Bills (4): Quarterback Josh Allen (2. Pro Bowl), Wide Receiver Stefon Diggs (3. Pro Bowl), Center Mitch Morse (1. Pro Bowl), Strong Safety Jordan Poyer (1. Pro Bowl)
Carolina Panthers (1): Defensive End Brian Burns (2. Pro Bowl)
Cincinnati Bengals (3): Quarterback Joe Burrow (2. Pro Bowl), Wide Receiver Ja’Marr Chase (2. Pro Bowl), Defensive End Trey Hendrickson (2. Pro Bowl)
Cleveland Browns (3): Guard Joel Bitonio (5. Pro Bowl), Running Back Nick Chubb (4. Pro Bowl), Defensive End Myles Garrett (5. Pro Bowl)
Dallas Cowboys (7): Cornerback Trevon Diggs (2. Pro Bowl), Wide Receiver CeeDee Lamb (2. Pro Bowl), Defensive End Demarcus Lawrence (3. Pro Bowl), Guard Zack Martin (8. Pro Bowl), Linebacker Micah Parsons (2. Pro Bowl), Running Back Tony Pollard (1. Pro Bowl), Return Specialist KaVontae Turpin (1. Pro Bowl)
Denver Broncos (1): Cornerback Pat Surtain (1. Pro Bowl)
Detroit Lions (1): Center Frank Ragnow (2. Pro Bowl)
Green Bay Packers (1): Cornerback Jaire Alexander (2. Pro Bowl)
Houston Texans (1): Tackle Laremy Tunsil (3rd Pro Bowl)
Indianapolis Colts (1): Guard Quenton Nelson (5. Pro Bowl)
Kansas City Chiefs (7): Tackle Orlando Brown (4. Pro Bowl), Center Creed Humphrey (1. Pro Bowl), Interior Lineman Chris Jones (4. Pro Bowl), Tight End Travis Kelce (8. Pro Bowl), Quarterback Patrick Mahomes (5. Pro Bowl), Guard Joe Thuney (1. Pro Bowl), Punter Tommy Townsend (1. Pro Bowl)
Las Vegas Raiders (3): Wide Receiver Davante Adams (6. Pro Bowl), Defensive End Maxx Crosby (2. Pro Bowl), Running Back Josh Jacobs (2. Pro Bowl)
Los Angeles Chargers (2): Strong Safety Derwin James (3. Pro Bowl), Linebacker Khalil Mack (7. Pro Bowl)
Los Angeles Rams (1): Interior Lineman Aaron Donald (9. Pro Bowl)
Miami Dolphins (3): Tackle Terron Armstead (4. Pro Bowl), Wide Receiver Tyreek Hill (7. Pro Bowl), Cornerback Xavien Howard (4. Pro Bowl)
Minnesota Vikings (5): Quarterback Kirk Cousins (4. Pro Bowl), Long Snapper Andrew DePaola (1. Pro Bowl), Tight End T.J. Hockenson (2. Pro Bowl), Wide Receiver Justin Jefferson (3. Pro Bowl), Linebacker Za’Darius Smith (3. Pro Bowl)
New England Patriots (1): Linebacker Matthew Judon (4. Pro Bowl)
New Orleans Saints (1): Linebacker Demario Davis (1. Pro Bowl)
New York Giants (2): Running Back Saquon Barkley (2. Pro Bowl), Interior Lineman Dexter Lawrence (1. Pro Bowl)
New York Jets (4): Cornerback Sauce Gardner (1. Pro Bowl), Special Teamer Justin Hardee (1. Pro Bowl), Linebacker C.J. Mosley (5. Pro Bowl), Interior Lineman Quinnen Williams (1. Pro Bowl)
Is on course for MVP with his extremely strong Philadelphia Eagles – and of course can’t be missed in the Pro Bowl: Philadelphia’s quarterback Jalen Hurts. IMAGO/USA TODAY Network
Philadelphia Eagles (8): Wide Receiver A.J. Brown (2. Pro Bowl), Guard Landon Dickerson (1. Pro Bowl), Quarterback Jalen Hurts (1. Pro Bowl), Tackle Lane Johnson (4. Pro Bowl), Center Jason Kelce (6. Pro Bowl), Linebacker Haason Reddick (1. Pro Bowl), Running Back Miles Sanders (1. Pro Bowl), Cornerback Darius Slay (5. Pro Bowl)
Pittsburgh Steelers (2): Free Safety Minkah Fitzpatrick (3. Pro Bowl), Linebacker T.J. Watt (5. Pro Bowl)
San Francisco 49ers (6): Defensive End Nick Bosa (3. Pro Bowl), Strong Safety Talanoa Hufanga (1. Pro Bowl), Fullback Kyle Juszczyk (7. Pro Bowl), Tight End George Kittle (4. Pro Bowl), Linebacker Fred Warner (2. Pro Bowl), Tackle Trent Williams (10. Pro Bowl)
Seattle Seahawks (4): Free Safety Quandre Diggs (3. Pro Bowl), Kicker Jason Myers (2. Pro Bowl), Quarterback Geno Smith (1. Pro Bowl), Cornerback Tariq Woolen (1. Pro Bowl)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1): Tackle Tristan Wirfs (2. Pro Bowl)
Tennessee Titans (3): Long Snapper Morgan Cox (5. Pro Bowl), Running Back Derrick Henry (3. Pro Bowl), Interior Lineman Jeffery Simmons (2. Pro Bowl)
Washington Commanders (4): Interior Lineman Jonathan Allen (2. Pro Bowl), Wide Receiver Terry McLaurin (1. Pro Bowl), Special Teamer Jeremy Reaves (1. Pro Bowl), Punter Tress Way (2. Pro Bowl)
Notes: A total of 88 players are in the Pro Bowl, divided into offense (42), defense (36) and specialists (10). San Francisco tackle Trent Williams is in the Pro Bowl for the 10th time, making him the most accolades in this category. Seattle quarterback Geno Smith only earned his first Pro Bowl nomination in his tenth year in the NFL. The last time this happened was in 1999 (Rich Gannon).
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