2025 Pro Bowl: Start time, TV channel, live stream and rosters

The AFC is set to face the NFC in a Pro Bowl flag football game this afternoon. Here’s what fans need to know.

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will continue today with more skills competitions and a flag football game at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida. 

Sunday’s events will begin at 3 p.m. ET (1 p.m. MT) in a three-hour special on ESPN and ABC. The flag football game (and skills competitions) will be available to stream on FuboTV (try it free).

The Denver Broncos sent three players to the Pro Bowl this year – cornerback Pat Surtain, pass rusher Nik Bonitto and returner Marvin Mims. Additionally, Denver had two alternates – quarterback Bo Nix and guard Quinn Meinerz – who declined being added to the AFC roster as replacement players.

2025 Pro Bowl Games

What: 2025 NFL Pro Bowl
When: Sunday, Feb. 2
Time: 3 p.m. ET (1 p.m. MT)
TV: ESPN and ABC
Stream: FuboTV (try it free)
Rosters: See below

2025 Pro Bowl Rosters

AFC Offense

Quarterback (3):

Running back (3):

Fullback (1):

Wide receiver (4):

Tight end (2):

Offensive tackle (3):

Offensive guard (3):

Center (2):

AFC Defense

*Denotes starter

Defensive end (3):

Interior linemen (3):

Outside linebacker (3):

Inside/middle linebacker (2):

Cornerback (4):

Free safety (1):

Strong safety (2):

AFC Special teams

*Denotes starter

Long snapper (1):

Punter (1):

Placekicker (1):

Return specialist (1):

Special teamer (1):

NFC Offense

*Denotes starter

Quarterback (3):

Running back (3):

Fullback (1):

Wide receiver (4):

Tight end (2):

Offensive tackle (3):

Offensive guard (3):

Center (2):

NFC Defense

*Denotes starter

Defensive end (3):

Interior linemen (3):

Outside linebacker (3):

Inside/middle linebacker (2):

Cornerback (4):

Free safety (1):

Strong safety (2):

Special teams

*Denotes starter

Long snapper (1):

Punter (1):

Placekicker (1):

Return specialist (1):

Special teamer (1):

Since switching to a flag football format, the AFC has been coached by Peyton Manning and the NFC has been coached by Eli Manning. The NFC is 2-0 against the AFC in the flag football format. 

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Here are the 2025 Pro Bowl rosters

The 2025 Pro Bowl will be played in Orlando this afternoon. Here are the AFC and NFC rosters.

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will continue today with a few more skills challenges and a flag football game at Camping World Stadium in Orlando.

There are 25 players who were initially named alternates that have since been added to the rosters are replacement players. Broncos quarterback Bo Nix (fourth alternate) and guard Quinn Meinerz (first alternate) both declined being added to the AFC squad.

Denver’s three players initially selected to the all-star game — cornerback Pat Surtain, pass rusher Nik Bonitto and returner Marvin Mims — are set to start for the AFC.

This year’s AFC quarterbacks are Joe Burrow (initial selection), Drake Maye (replaced Lamar Jackson) and Russell Wilson (replaced Josh Allen). The NFC’s QBs are Sam Darnold (initial selection), Jared Goff (initial selection) and Baker Mayfield (replaced Jayden Daniels).

View the full rosters below, courtesy of the NFL.

2025 Pro Bowl Rosters

AFC Offense

Quarterback (3):

Running back (3):

Fullback (1):

Wide receiver (4):

Tight end (2):

Offensive tackle (3):

Offensive guard (3):

Center (2):

AFC Defense

*Denotes starter

Defensive end (3):

Interior linemen (3):

Outside linebacker (3):

Inside/middle linebacker (2):

Cornerback (4):

Free safety (1):

Strong safety (2):

AFC Special teams

*Denotes starter

Long snapper (1):

Punter (1):

Placekicker (1):

Return specialist (1):

Special teamer (1):

NFC Offense

*Denotes starter

Quarterback (3):

Running back (3):

Fullback (1):

Wide receiver (4):

Tight end (2):

Offensive tackle (3):

Offensive guard (3):

Center (2):

NFC Defense

*Denotes starter

Defensive end (3):

Interior linemen (3):

Outside linebacker (3):

Inside/middle linebacker (2):

Cornerback (4):

Free safety (1):

Strong safety (2):

Special teams

*Denotes starter

Long snapper (1):

Punter (1):

Placekicker (1):

Return specialist (1):

Special teamer (1):

Sunday’s events will begin at 3 p.m. ET (1 p.m. MT) on ESPN and ABC.

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49ers usual suspects named to 2025 Pro Bowl roster

4 49ers are headed to the Pro Bowl.

The San Francisco 49ers had a down year, but that won’t stop them from being well-represented at the 2025 Pro Bowl Games on Feb. 2 in Orlando.

Four 49ers were selected to participate in the games, with four others landing as alternates. The players going to the games are all regular participants when the 49ers aren’t in the Super Bowl.

Defensive end Nick Bosa is going for the fifth time in his career and for the fourth year in a row. Bosa this season battled through an injury and still posted 9.0 sacks in 13 games. He also ranked fifth in total pressures according to Pro Football Focus.

Tight end George Kittle got his sixth Pro Bowl nod and his fourth consecutive. Kittle had his fourth 1,000-yard season, putting him in a rare group with Travis Kelce, Rob Gronkowski, Tony Gonzalez and Jason Witten. That group of five players are the only TEs in NFL history with four-plus 1,000-yard seasons.

Fullback Kyle Juszczyk is a Pro Bowler for the ninth-straight time, and linebacker Fred Warner got his third consecutive, fourth overall, nod.

Juszczyk remains the most versatile, dominant fullback in the NFL even as more teams start to deploy fullbacks. Warner played through a broken bone in his ankle for most of the year and still maintained his status as one of the best off-ball linebackers in the sport. It wasn’t his best year, but he’s good enough that he’ll earn the benefit of the doubt in a rough season.

The alternates for San Francisco include defensive end Leonard Floyd, cornerback Deommodore Lenoir, quarterback Brock Purdy and left tackle Trent Williams.

It’s unlikely we’ll see Williams play even if he does get selected since he’s battling an ankle injury that landed him on IR. Purdy is also dealing with an elbow injury he suffered in Week 17 that will likely keep him out for the season finale in Arizona.

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11 Alabama players named to NFL Pro Bowl rosters

Alabama is well represented in the NFL Pro Bowl

Alabama football is known for winning championships and producing star talent at the next level. There’s no better way to display how successful the former Crimson Tide players are in the NFL than seeing how many made the annual Pro Bowl.

This year, the NFL is not hosting a Pro Bowl game, but will instead host numerous small games in hopes of improving fan viewership.

In total, 11 former Alabama players were selected to both the AFC and NFC rosters. With both the offense and defense represented, there aren’t too many surprises. However, the absence of one player, in particular, is the cause for much debate.

6 Chargers named to 2022 Pro Bowl, 5 others named alternates

The Chargers are well-represented.

The votes are in and there were six players from the Chargers named to the 2022 Pro Bowl.

Justin Herbert, Joey Bosa, Keenan Allen, Rashawn Slater, Corey Linsley, and Derwin James received the honor on Wednesday.

Herbert was named the AFC starter.

In addition, five others were named to alternates: Austin Ekeler (second alternate), Mike Williams (third), Jared Cook (fourth), Gabe Nabers (fourth), and Linval Joseph (fifth).

A total of 80 players were named to the AFC and NFC Pro Bowl teams, with rosters determined by the consensus of votes of fans, players, and coaches.

The game will be played at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Feb. 6.

Bears OLB Khalil Mack, KR Cordarrelle Patterson named to Pro Bowl

The Bears have two players that made the 2021 Pro Bowl roster for the NFC in Khalil Mack and Cordarrelle Patterson.

Two Chicago Bears familiar with Pro Bowl honors are going back (figuratively) once again.

Outside linebacker Khalil Mack and kick returner Cordarrelle Patterson have been voted to this year’s Pro Bowl as part of the NFC team.

While the actual game, which was scheduled to take place January 31, 2021, will not take place due to the COVID-19 pandemic, players were still able to be voted to conference rosters. Players were selected based on voting from fans, players, and coaches.

Mack is making his sixth Pro Bowl team in a row and his third with the Bears since coming over in a trade from the Las Vegas Raiders in 2018. The star pass rusher has eight total sacks on the year, including three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, and an interception. Mack was voted as one of the starting outside linebackers, alongside Green Bay Packers linebacker Za’Darius Smith.

Patterson, meanwhile, was named to the Pro Bowl for the second consecutive season and fourth time overall. The electric kickoff returner currently leads the league with 32 total returns and is averaging a league-best 29.4 yards per return. He has one touchdown on the season as well. The veteran also was voted in 2013 and 2016 when he was a member of the Minnesota Vikings.