Pro Bowl: Jalen Hurts, selected as NFL High Eight Eagles player, selected for new format | NFL News
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Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts and Aaron Donald will all be attending the first edition of the Pro Bowl games in Las Vegas in early February
The Philadelphia Eagles, who are the NFL’s top picks 13-1 this season, have eight league-high players selected for the Pro Bowl games in Las Vegas.
The NFL announced full rosters Wednesday, with Philadelphia designating six players as starters.
Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, wide receiver AJ Brown, offensive linemen Jason Kelce, Lane Johnson and Landon Dickerson, and cornerback Darius Slay were selected as starters, while outside linebacker Haason Reddick and running back Miles Sanders were also selected as reserves.
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Check out Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts’ best plays of the 2022 NFL season so far.
Check out Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts’ best plays of the 2022 NFL season so far.
The Dallas Cowboys (10-4) and Kansas City Chiefs (11-3) are the second most picks with seven picks each, followed by the Baltimore Ravens (9-5) and the San Francisco 49ers (10-4) with six picks each and the Minnesota Vikings (11-3) with five.
The Jacksonville Jaguars (6-8) and Chicago Bears (3-11) were the only teams not to receive Pro Bowl selections.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was a hit with voting fans but still hasn’t earned a Pro Bowl spot on the AFC roster
Pro Bowl teams are determined by combining votes from three groups: fans, players, and coaches. Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa got the most votes from fans, but it wasn’t enough to earn him a spot in the AFC roster, as Kansas City’s Patrick Mahomes, Buffalo Bills’ QB Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills’ Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals took the three places available.
Mahomes is the starting quarterback for the AFC. It’s his fifth straight Pro Bowl selection after throwing for 4,496 yards and passing 35 touchdowns in 14 games while Hurts — 3,472 yards, 22 pass TDs — is the starter for the NFC in his first-ever appearance.
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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes produced one of the passes of the season for Jerick McKinnon against the Denver Broncos.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes produced one of the passes of the season for Jerick McKinnon against the Denver Broncos.
Last year’s Super Bowl entrants, defending champions Los Angeles Rams and runners-up Bengals, had just four picks combined, with defender Aaron Donald being the Rams’ only pick.
It’s the ninth straight Pro Bowl nod for Donald, who was limited to 11 appearances and just five sacks for the 4-10 Rams.
In September, the NFL scrapped its traditional all-star football game, Pro Bowl, in favor of several different, smaller events led by a flag football game on February 5.
Peyton Manning and his company Omaha Productions will be programming and promoting the content of the event throughout the week. Manning, a 14-time Pro Bowl pick during his Hall of Fame career, will provide his perspective and also be part of the flag game coaching staff.
The Pro Bowl debuted in Los Angeles in January 1951 and stayed there for 21 seasons before the game was moved to different cities from 1972 to 1980. Hawaii hosted from 1980 to 2009, with the game having had multiple homes since then, including Miami, Phoenix, Orlando and Las Vegas.
The quality of play in the Pro Bowl has often been criticized. Players who are understandably concerned about getting injured tend to treat it as more of an exhibition game than a competition. There is hope that a game of flag football could increase competition while avoiding potential injuries from tackling, blocking and hitting.
2023 Pro Bowl roster
(* denotes appetizers)
AFC
Quarterbacks: *Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs; Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills; Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals
Tight Ends: *Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs; Mark Andrews, Baltimore Ravens
Wide receivers: *Tyreek Hill, Miami Dolphins; *Stefon Diggs, Buffalo Bills; Davante Adams, Las Vegas Raiders; Ja’Marr Chase, Cincinnati Bengals
Tackles: *Laremy Tunsil, Houston Texans; Terron Armstead, Miami Dolphins; Orlando Brown Jr., Chiefs of Kansas City
Guards: *Joel Bitonio, Cleveland Browns; *Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis Colts; Joe Thuney, Kansas City chiefs
Centers: *Creed Humphrey, Chiefs of Kansas City; Mitch Morse, Buffalo Bills
Running backs: *Nick Chubb, Cleveland Browns; Josh Jacobs, Las Vegas Raiders; Derrick Henry, Tennessee Titans
Defensemen: *Patrick Ricard, Baltimore Ravens
Defensive Ends: *Myles Garrett, Cleveland Browns; *Maxx Crosby, Las Vegas Raiders; Trey Hendrickson, Cincinnati Bengals
Internal Lineman: *Chris Jones, Kanas City Chiefs; *Quinnen Williams, New York Jets; Jeffery Simmons, Tennessee Titans
Fullback: *Matt Judon, New England Patriots; *Khalil Mack, Chargers of Los Angeles; TJ Watts, Pittsburgh Steelers
Inside/Middle Linebackers: *Roquan Smith, Baltimore Ravens; CJ Mosley, New York Jets
Cornerbacks: *Sauce Gardner, New York Jets; *Pat Surtain II, Denver Broncos; Marlon Humphrey, Baltimore Ravens; Xavien Howard, Miami Dolphins
Complimentary Safety: * Minkah Fitzpatrick, Pittsburgh Steelers
Strong Safeguards: *Derwin James Jr., Los Angeles Chargers; Jordan Poyer, Buffalo Bills
Ground kicker: Justin Tucker, Baltimore Ravens
Long snapper: Morgan Cox, Tennessee Titans
Weather: Tommy Townsend, Kansas City Chiefs
Return Specialist: Devin Duvernay, Baltimore Ravens
Special Teamer: Justin Hardee, New York Jets
NFC
Quarterbacks: *Jalen Hurts, Philadelphia Eagles; Geno Smith, Seattle Seahawks; Kirk Cousins, Minnesota Vikings
Tight Ends: *George Kittle, San Francisco 49ers; TJ Hockenson, Minnesota Vikings
Wide receivers: *Justin Jefferson, Minnesota Vikings; *AJ Brown, Philadelphia Eagles; CeeDee Lamb, Dallas Cowboys; Terry McLaurin, Washington commanders
Tackles: *Trent Williams, San Francisco 49ers; *Lane Johnson, Philadelphia Eagles; Tristan Wirfs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Guards: *Zack Martin, Dallas Cowboys; *Landon Dickerson, Philadelphia Eagles; Chris Lindstrom, Atlanta Falcons
Centers: *Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles; Frank Ragnow, Detroit Lions
Running backs: *Saquon Barkley, New York Giants; Tony Pollard, Dallas Cowboys; Miles Sanders, Philadelphia Eagles
Fullback: *Kyle Juszczyk, San Francisco 49ers
Defensive ends: *Nick Bosa, San Francisco 49ers; *Brian Burns, Carolina Panthers; DeMarcus Lawrence, Dallas Cowboys
Inside Sales Representative: *Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Rams; *Jonathan Allen, commanders of Washington; Dexter Lawrence, New York Giants
Fullbacks: *Micah Parsons, Dallas Cowboys; *Za’Darius Smith, Minnesota Vikings; Haason Reddick, Philadelphia Eagles
Inside/Middle Linebackers: *Fred Warner, San Francisco 49ers; Demario Davis, New Orleans Saints
Cornerbacks: *Darius Slay, Philadelphia Eagles; *Trevon Diggs, Dallas Cowboys; Tariq Woolen, Seattle Seahawks; Jaire Alexander, Green Bay Packers
Complimentary Safety: *Quandre Diggs, Seattle Seahawks
Strong Collateral: *Budda Baker, Arizona Cardinals; Talanoa Hufanga, San Francisco 49ers
Ground kicker: Jason Myers, Seattle Seahawks
Long Snapper: Andrew DePaola, Minnesota Vikings
Punter: Tress Way, Washington Commanders
Return Specialist: KaVontae Turpin, Dallas Cowboys
Special Team Member: Jeremy Reaves, Washington Commanders
