The 2026 NFL Pro Bowl Games rosters are set, highlighting a blend of established superstars and first-time selections across the AFC and NFC
The 2026 NFL Pro Bowl Games, the league’s all-star celebration spotlighting the best performers from the 2025 season, are officially set for Tuesday, February 3, 2026, during Super Bowl LX week in the Bay Area.
This year’s event combines a flag football game with skill competitions that reflect the NFL’s evolving approach to its all-star festivities.
Rosters were finalized on December 23, 2025, after voting by fans, players, and coaches; each group’s vote counts one-third toward determining the 88-player all-star roster.
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— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) December 23, 2025
AFC Highlights: Stars Galore
The AFC Pro Bowl roster features a who’s-who of league standouts:
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QB Josh Allen (Bills) — Named to his fourth Pro Bowl nod, Allen has sparked Buffalo’s offense with an elite dual-threat skill set.
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RB James Cook III (Bills) — One of the league’s leading rushers with over 1,500 yards, Cook secured his third Pro Bowl selection.
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LT Dion Dawkins (Bills) — Recognized for his run-blocking and pass protection, Dawkins earns his fifth Pro Bowl nod.
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RB De’Von Achane (Dolphins) — Miami’s explosive runner was named to the AFC roster as a dynamic offensive threat.
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Patriots standouts: Drake Maye (QB) and Christian Gonzalez (CB) also earned Pro Bowl honors, bolstering New England’s representative list.
Other AFC teams with multiple selectees include the Denver Broncos, who placed six players on the roster, including three first-time Pro Bowlers, and the Houston Texans, with four players honored.
Six Broncos named to the 2026 Pro Bowl Games, the most by the team since the 2016 season. pic.twitter.com/Ngm5WfRUVv
— Colorado Sports Night (@COSportsNight) December 23, 2025
NFC Standouts: Experience Meets Youth
The NFC Pro Bowl roster is likewise stacked with talent:
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49ers core group: Christian McCaffrey (RB), George Kittle (TE), Kyle Juszczyk (FB), Trent Williams (OT), and others headline San Francisco’s selections.
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Lions and Cowboys stars: Jahmyr Gibbs (RB) and Dak Prescott (QB) are among the NFC offensive leaders chosen.
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Giants’ Brian Burns secured his third career Pro Bowl nod and his first with New York, leading the NFC in fan voting among outside linebackers.
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The Seattle Seahawks tied for the league lead with six selections, including Sam Darnold and Jaxon Smith-Njigba, underscoring Seattle’s resurgence this season.
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— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) December 23, 2025
Fan Voting Leaders and Milestones
Fan voting results reflect league enthusiasm and star popularity:
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Travis Kelce (Chiefs TE) led all players in fan balloting for the second straight season.
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Among quarterbacks, Josh Allen topped the AFC fan vote, while young stars like Drake Maye and Caleb Williams also drew significant support in league-wide fan polls.
Kansas City tight end Kelce’s fan-vote leadership highlights his continued elite status, while emerging talents signal a generational mix in the Pro Bowl lineup.
For the second consecutive year, Chiefs TE Travis Kelce led all players in fan balloting for the Pro Bowl Games. Fan voting concluded last Monday.
The 2026 Pro Bowl Games will move to Super Bowl LX Week in the San Francisco Bay Area. pic.twitter.com/Rb2HPzAtbD
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 22, 2025
Talking Snubs and Alternates
As always, some notable players missed initial Pro Bowl rosters and could enter later as alternates due to injuries, Super Bowl participation, or withdrawals:
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Jordan Love and Chris Olave were cited in early snub discussions despite strong seasons.
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On the AFC side, Jets’ Breece Hall and Isaiah Williams were placed on the alternate list, meaning they could be named to the final Pro Bowl Games roster if others decline.
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The Jets’ complete absence from initial selections underscores the challenges of team success translating to individual honors.
Pro Bowl alternates often participate in the actual event, especially in modern formats that emphasize exhibition and skill competitions beyond traditional gameplay.
What to Watch at the Pro Bowl Games
The 2026 Pro Bowl Games, integrating a 7-on-7 flag football game, are designed to spotlight elite athleticism in a fan-friendly, fast-paced format. This year’s event is notable for its integration into Super Bowl Week, further elevating its profile as part of the NFL’s marquee football calendar.
Whether fans are following perennial all-stars like Allen, Kelce, and McCaffrey or watching first-time selections and alternates make name-brand appearances, the Pro Bowl Games provide a showcase that celebrates both veteran excellence and emerging stars.
