Explain the pro bowl? : r/NFLNoobs - Reddit
The NFL Pro Bowl is an all-star game that serves as the league's annual all-star game. It is the culmination of the NFL season, where the best players from the American Football Conference (AFC) and the National Football Conference (NFC) compete in a friendly exhibition. The game is usually held a week before the Super Bowl.
Game Thread: NFC Pro Bowl at AFC Pro Bowl : r/nfl - Reddit
here's the best way to think of the Pro Bowl, or any ASG – it's a spectacle meant to hype young kids and get them into the game. it's a way for them to see players from different teams doing silly or energetic or just fun things, not genuine sport. like Zegras's blindfolded dodgeball breakaway, that's not real hockey, but it was wicked cool ...
2024 Pro Bowl snubs: Josh Allen, Antoine Winfield Jr. among
Jan 4, 2024 · Pro bowl still got good ratings. NFL could organize a spaghetti eating contest between wide receivers and it’d still get alot of eyeballs But once players literally didn’t tackle in the 2021 Pro Bowl, it was over. I think the NFL didn’t like the optics of that, so they changed to actual flag football lol
Pro-Bowl Likelihood and Draft Position : r/nfl - Reddit
Mar 25, 2021 · Also noteworthy: if 55% of players picked 1-10 make a Pro-Bowl, that means 45% of players picked 1-10 DON’T ever make a Pro-Bowl. That’s nearly half. It’s certainly torturous after the fact to take a sucky player with a high pick, then look at players that went afterwards who go on to be good.
Pro Bowl Thread : r/nfl - Reddit
Pro bowl was in Hawaii 1980–2009, 2011–2014, 2016 - the stadium closed in 2020, long after the last time they played there. Reply reply Starnbergersee
All-pro vs Pro-bowler? : r/NFLNoobs - Reddit
All-pro is more prestigious as it is voted on by more informed writers that cover football and there is less spots than the pro bowl. The pro bowl is voted on 1/3 each by fans, coaches, and media. The pro bowl has a team for the afc and nfc which makes it much less exclusive.
How does the pro bowl game work? : r/NFLNoobs - Reddit
The Pro Bowl plays would mostly be the generic ones every NFL team runs so the players don't have to take long to learn them. There's not much incentive for game-planning either, because the players don't care, and the winning team doesn't gain anything out of it.
Pro Bowl : r/NFLNoobs - Reddit
Dec 31, 2022 · Ultimately this is where the entire NFL is heading. They use the pro bowl to test new ideas so if flag football goes well you’ll see it at least for the quarterbacks within the next 5 years. Especially with all of the injuries and concussions that have happened this year.
What's everyone's thoughts on the Pro Bowl this year? : r/nfl - Reddit
Flag football is safer. And the small challenges in the Pro Bowl are cool that show things like strength and conditioning that players are in. Like the insane athletic ability they have. I just hope that the NFL does a donation type thing. Where there are certain markers that a player can get and the NFL will donate to a charity.
2022 NFL Pro Bowl Voting Guide (QB/RB) : r/nfl - Reddit
Dec 16, 2021 · 2022 NFL Pro Bowl Voting Guide (QB/RB) I always felt like the NFL Pro Bowl voting ballot had far too little information to truly cast a good vote, and despite the vote meaning next to nothing, I always hoped there was a better guide to the top Pro Bowl options so I could cast my votes with a liiiittle more accuracy.