NFL phases out Pro Bowl game format after player consultation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 9:44 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

The NFL will discontinue its standalone Pro Bowl game after consulting with prominent players, including Jalen Hurts. The league plans to honor 88 players as Pro Bowlers, inviting them to a celebration in Los Angeles in February without featuring alternates. This decision reflects players' wishes to enhance the significance of the Pro Bowl designation amid changes in recent years that blurred its meaning due to numerous replacements. The selection process will remain unchanged, allowing fans, players, and coaches to vote, but future selections will be final without additional designations for injuries or Super Bowl participation. The NFL aims to preserve the individual recognition associated with Pro Bowl status while discontinuing the game format that began in 1951.
- •Pro Bowl game format discontinued after player feedback.
- •88 players will be honored as Pro Bowlers in February.
- •Alternates will no longer be recognized for Pro Bowl.
- •Selection remains based on fan, player, and coach votes.
- •Pro Bowl designation impacts contracts and player standings.
- 9:44 PMYahoo Sports — NFL ends Pro Bowl game after consulting Jalen Hurts and other stars
"The NFL will end its Pro Bowl game and eliminate alternates after consulting stars, including Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts
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