NFL Pro Bowl schedule 2025: Times, TV channels, live streams, lineups for skills competition and flag football game | Sporting News

While Super Bowl 59 looms, the NFL's best players take center stage for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games.

For the third consecutive year, the league's best will compete in a series of skills competitions and a flag football game, eschewing the traditional tackle football event.

Games include dodgeball, tug-of-war and punting competitions.

Peyton Manning and Eli Manning, touting 18 Pro Bowl appearances between them, will return to coach the AFC and NFC teams in the flag football game.

WATCH: 2025 Pro Bowl Games LIVE on Fubo (free trial) Justin Jefferson, Jahmyr Gibbs and Ja'Marr Chase headline a star-studded group of dynamic, young players set to compete in the festivities.

The events will take place Thursday, Jan.

30 and Sunday, Feb.

2, creating two days of entertainment and fun.

The Sporting News gets you set for the NFL's 2025 Pro Bowl Games, with TV and live stream information for all of the events and a complete event schedule.

NFL Pro Bowl schedule 2025 Dates: Thursday, Jan.

30 | Sunday, Feb.

2 Times: 7-8:30 p.m.

ET (Thursday) | 3-6 p.m.

ET (Sunday) Location: Camping World Stadium (Orlando, FL) The NFL Pro Bowl Games begin with a Skills Showdown on Thursday, Jan.

30 starting at 7 p.m.

ET.

Then, a flag football game will take place at 3 p.m.

ET on Sunday, Feb.

2, along with additional challenges.

Below is a breakdown of the events that will be held on each day.

Thursday, Jan.30 (7-8:30 p.m.

ET) Passing the Test: Quarterbacks attempt to hit targets placed at various distances around the field.

Satisfying Catches: Three players will compete in an obstacle course, which includes jugs machines.

Relay Race: A relay-style event involving four players competing in a 40-yard dash before handing the football to their ensuing teammate.

Helmet Harmony: Players will answer questions to test their knowledge of their teammates.

Dodgeball: Classic dodgeball featuring six teams in a three-round tournament.

Sunday, Feb.

2 (3-6 p.m.

ET) Punt Perfect: A total of four players will attempt to place as many punts as possible into a set of buckets placed in the end zone.

The Great Football Race: A relay race consisting of five different challenges, involving a total of six players.

Tug-of-War: Five players from each conference will compete in traditional tug-of-war above a foam pit.

Flag football game: Players will compete in a 7-on-7 flag football game.

How to watch NFL Pro Bowl 2025: TV channels, live stream TV channels: ABC, ESPN Live stream: Fubo , ESPN+ (U.S.) | DAZN (Canada) Thursday's Skills Showdown will air live on ESPN, while Sunday's Pro Bowl will simulcast on ABC and ESPN.

Both events can be streamed in the U.S.

with ESPN+ as well as Fubo , the latter of which offers a free trial, so you can try before you buy.

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NFL Pro Bowl rosters 2025 AFC Pro Bowl Roster Player Position Team Josh Allen QB Buffalo Bills Joe Burrow QB Cincinnati Bengals Lamar Jackson QB Baltimore Ravens Drake Maye QB New England Patriots Russell Wilson QB Pittsburgh Steelers Derrick Henry RB Baltimore Ravens Joe Mixon RB Houston Texans Jonathan Taylor RB Indianapolis Colts James Cook RB Buffalo Bills Patrick Ricard FB Baltimore Ravens Ja'Marr Chase WR Cincinnati Bengals Jerry Jeudy WR Cleveland Browns Nico Collins WR Houston Texans Zay Flowers WR Baltimore Ravens Brian Thomas Jr.

WR Jacksonville Jaguars Brock Bowers TE Las Vegas Raiders Jonnu Smith TE Miami Dolphins Dion Dawkins OT Buffalo Bills Laremy Tunsil OT Houston Texans Rashawn Slater OT Los Angeles Chargers Ronnie Stanley OT Baltimore Ravens Isaac Seumalo OT Pittsburgh Steelers Quenton Nelson G Indianapolis Colts Joel Bitonio G Cleveland Browns Connor McGovern G Buffalo Bills Tyler Linderbaum C Baltimore Ravens Myles Garrett DE Cleveland Browns Trey Hendrickson DE Cincinnati Bengals Maxx Crosby DE Las Vegas Raiders Danielle Hunter DE Houston Texans Cameron Heyward DT Pittsburgh Steelers Nnamdi Madubuike DT Baltimore Ravens Quinnen Williams DT New York Jets Nik Bonitto LB Denver Broncos T.J.

Watt LB Pittsburgh Steelers Khalil Mack LB Los Angeles Chargers Kyle Van Noy LB Baltimore Ravens Joey Bosa LB Los Angeles Chargers Roquan Smith MLB Baltimore Ravens Zaire Franklin MLB Indianapolis Colts Derek Stingley Jr.

CB Houston Texans Patrick Surtain II CB Denver Broncos Marlon Humphrey CB Baltimore Ravens Denzel Ward CB Cleveland Browns Minkah Fitzpatrick FS Pittsburgh Steelers Kyle Hamilton SS Baltimore Ravens Derwin James SS Los Angeles Chargers Ross Matiscik LS Jacksonville Jaguars Logan Cooke P Jacksonville Jaguars Chris Boswell K Pittsburgh Steelers Marvin Mims Jr.

RS Denver Broncos Brendan Schooler ST New England Patriots Miles Killebrew ST Pittsburgh Steelers NFC Pro Bowl Roster Player Position Team Jared Goff QB Detroit Lions Jayden Daniels QB Washington Commanders Sam Darnold QB Minnesota Vikings Baker Mayfield QB Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jahmyr Gibbs RB Detroit Lions Josh Jacobs RB Green Bay Packers Bijan Robinson RB Atlanta Falcons Kyle Juszczyk FB San Francisco 49ers Justin Jefferson WR Minnesota Vikings Amon-Ra St.

Brown WR Detroit Lions CeeDee Lamb WR Dallas Cowboys Terry McLaurin WR Washington Commanders Malik Nabers WR New York Giants Mike Evans WR Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jaxson Smith-Njigba WR Seattle Seahawks George Kittle TE San Francisco 49ers Trey McBride TE Arizona Cardinals Penei Sewell OT Detroit Lions Tristan Wirfs OT Tampa Bay Buccaneers Brian O'Neill OT Minnesota Vikings Taylor Decker OT Detroit Lions Tyler Smith G Dallas Cowboys Chris Lindstrom G Atlanta Falcons Robert Hunt G Carolina Panthers Frank Ragnow C Detroit Lions Erik McCoy C New Orleans Saints Nick Bosa DE San Francisco 49ers Micah Parsons DE Dallas Cowboys Rashan Gary DE Green Bay Packers Dexter Lawrence DT New York Giants Vita Vea DT Tampa Bay Buccaneers Leonard Williams DT Seattle Seahawks Jonathan Greenard LB Minnesota Vikings Andrew Van Ginkel LB Minnesota Vikings Jared Verse LB Los Angeles Rams Fred Warner MLB San Francisco 49ers Bobby Wagner MLB Washington Commanders Jaylon Johnson CB Chicago Bears Byron Murphy CB Minnesota Vikings Jaycee Horn CB Carolina Panthers Devon Witherspoon CB Seattle Seahawks Xavier McKinney FS Green Bay Packers Budda Baker SS Arizona Cardinals Brian Branch SS Detroit Lions Andrew DePaola LS Minnesota Vikings Jack Fox P Detroit Lions Brandon Aubrey K Dallas Cowboys KaVontae Turpin RS Dallas Cowboys KhaDarel Hodge ST Atlanta Falcons Related Links NFL news and rumors Full 2025 NFL playoff schedule Updated NFL playoff bracket NFL scores this week If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.

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