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2024-25 NFL Pro Bowl Online Betting

NFL Pro Bowl Betting

The 2024-25 NFL Pro Bowl will take place on February 2, 2025, at a site to be determined. Details will be released as far as television coverage, venues, and times as the season progresses.

Last year, there was a Thursday Pro Bowl Games skills show that was not open for live in-person attendance. However, the Skills Show was televised live on ESPN. There was also be AFC vs NFC skills competitions on Sunday, February 4, at Camping World Stadium.

On Sunday, February 4, ticketholders saw the best-of-the-best compete live and in person as they showed off their on-field and off-field skills in unique competitions that culminated in a flag football game led by head coaches Peyton Manning and Eli Manning.

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Attending fans had access to a slate of events featuring the AFC versus NFC flag football game and Pro Bowl Skills. There was a postgame trophy presentation, MVP celebrations, and on-site fan activations, including a celebrity DJ, live interviews with players, and more.

Pro Bowl Skills featured the NFL's top players participating in unique competitions that showcased their on-field and off-field skills.

The 2023-24 Pro Bowl Games featured new and fan-favorite skills, which ended with cumulative scoring that led up to the flag football game on Sunday.

For the AFC versus NFC flag football game at Camping World Stadium, the format was 7-on-7. Sunday's culminating event at the Pro Bowl Games featured the following elements: There was one game with four quarters, the game took place on a 50-yard field with 10-yard end zones, scoring plays worth the traditional six (6) points with a 1-point conversion from the 5-yard line and a 2-point conversion option from the 10-yard line.

To many fans and gamblers, the Pro Bowl is a farce that should be canceled. But the other side of the coin is that the Pro Bowl is one of the highest-rated sports TV programs of the year. Thus, the Pro Bowl lives, much to the smiles of the sportsbooks, NFL brass, owners, corporate sponsors, and TV executives.

Props Betting has become a popular form of Pro Bowl wagering. And there will be odds on all of the events once player commitments are secured.

Pro Bowl Coaches

For fans and gamblers who can’t get enough of the Manning brothers got to see Eli (NFC) and Peyton (AFC) serve as the head coaches last year. For those who are tired of the Mannings, it has gotten to the point where it is impossible to escape their presence. But the NFL doesn’t care. They see the former Super Bowl-winning QBs as assets and draws.

Rosters and Fan Voting

Pro Bowl Fan voting ran from November 27 through December 25, 2023. Of course, much of the player availability was subject to which teams advanced to the Super Bowl. Also, factoring in the lineups and availability was the player's injuries.

NFL Pro Bowl Results (2000)

YEAR WINNING TEAM LOSING TEAM
2023 NFC 64 AFC 59
2022 NFC 62 AFC 35
2021 AFC 41 NFC 35
2020 Cancelled Due to COVID-19
2019 AFC 38 NFC 33
2018 AFC 26 NFC 7
2017 AFC 24 NFC 23
2016 AFC 20 NFC 13
2015 Team Irvin 49 Team Rice 27
2014 Team Irvin 32 Team Carter 28
2013 Team Rice 22 Team Sanders 21
2012 NFC 62 AFC 35
2011 AFC 59 NFC 41
2010 NFC 55 AFC 41
2009 AFC 41 NFC 34
2008 NFC 30 AFC 21
2007 NFC 42 AFC 30
2006 AFC 31 NFC 28
2005 NFC 23 AFC 17
2004 AFC 38 NFC 27
2003 NFC 55 AFC 52
2002 AFC 45 NFC 20
2001 AFC 38 NFC 30
2000 AFC 38 NFC 17
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In 1938, the NFL staged its first Pro All-Star Game that featured an all-star team against that year’s league champion. That format continued for five years until the game was discontinued due to the events of WWII. The game was revived in 1950 as the Pro Bowl, with all-star teams from the league’s two conferences competing against each other. That model continued in some form until the 2013 game, where captains selected a roster in a player draft.

The NFL returned to a conference format for the 2016 game, with the AFC winning all five contests since the switch. Unfortunately, the 2020 Pro Bowl was canceled due to COVID, but the 2021 edition of the game was exciting, with a total of 76 points scored in a back-and-forth affair.

That was the last traditional Pro Bowl as a lack of interest and modernization efforts have changed the entire Pro Bowl Weekend. It is now a celebrated skills competition that is capped off with a flag football game with no real stakes.

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