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2020 Pro Bowl Players Announced
The NFL has announced the AFC and NFC All-Stars for the 2020 Pro Bowl presented by Verizon, which kicks off at 3 p.m. EST on Sunday, Jan. 26. The game will air on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and will be simulcast on ABC and Disney XD. This marks the third time the game will be available on both broadcast and cable networks.
The Pro Bowl players were determined by the combination of votes from fans, players and coaches. Each group’s vote counted one-third toward determining the 88 All-Stars. The NFL is the only sports league that combines voting by fans, coaches and players to determine its All-Star teams. It was also the first professional sports league to offer online voting, which it introduced in 1995.
Thirty teams had at least one player selected to the 2020 Pro Bowl, and 24 clubs had multiple players chosen. The Baltimore Ravens, led by second-year quarterback Lamar Jackson, placed a league-best 12 players on the AFC roster, while the New Orleans Saints led the NFC with seven players. The 2019 Ravens join the 2007 Dallas Cowboys (13 players) and 1973 Miami Dolphins (12) as the only teams to have 12 or more players selected to the Pro Bowl since 1970.
Twenty-five of the players are first-time All-Stars, including three rookies — defensive end Nick Bosa of the San Francisco 49ers, return specialist Mecole Hardman of the Kansas City Chiefs and return specialist Deonte Harris of the Saints.
The 2020 Pro Bowl coaching staffs will come from the AFC and NFC teams with the best regular-season records that lose in the Divisional round of the playoffs.
Under terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, each player on the winning team receives $70,000, while each player on the losing squad earns $35,000.
Pro Bowl tickets start at just $45 and are on sale at NFL.com/ProBowlOnSale. Get “access to awesome” as fans in attendance can watch and cheer on the players as they enter the stadium on the Pro Bowl Red Carpet. Concession deals and Kid Zone activities will be available inside the stadium during the game, and post-game fireworks to close out celebration.
2020 PRO BOWL PLAYERS BY CLUB
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PLAYER |
POSITION |
PRO BOWLS |
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ARIZONA (2) |
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Budda Baker |
Free Safety |
2 |
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Chandler Jones |
Outside Linebacker |
3 |
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ATLANTA (2) |
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Grady Jarrett |
Interior Lineman |
1 |
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Julio Jones |
Wide Receiver |
7 |
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BALTIMORE (12) |
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Mark Andrews |
Tight End |
1 |
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Morgan Cox |
Long Snapper |
3 |
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Marlon Humphrey |
Cornerback |
1 |
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Mark Ingram |
Running Back |
3 |
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Lamar Jackson |
Quarterback |
1 |
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Matthew Judon |
Outside Linebacker |
1 |
|
Marcus Peters |
Cornerback |
3 |
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Patrick Ricard |
Fullback |
1 |
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Ronnie Stanley |
Tackle |
1 |
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Earl Thomas |
Free Safety |
7 |
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Justin Tucker |
Placekicker |
3 |
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Marshal Yanda |
Guard |
8 |
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BUFFALO (1) |
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Tre’Davious White |
Cornerback |
1 |
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CAROLINA (2) |
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Luke Kuechly |
Inside/Middle Linebacker |
7 |
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Christian McCaffrey |
Running Back |
1 |
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CHICAGO (3) |
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Eddie Jackson |
Free Safety |
2 |
|
Khalil Mack |
Outside Linebacker |
5 |
|
Cordarrelle Patterson |
Special Teamer |
3 |
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CINCINNATI (1) |
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Geno Atkins |
Interior Lineman |
8 |
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CLEVELAND (2) |
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Nick Chubb |
Running Back |
1 |
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Jarvis Landry |
Wide Receiver |
5 |
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DALLAS (4) |
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Ezekiel Elliott |
Running Back |
3 |
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Travis Frederick |
Center |
5 |
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Zack Martin |
Guard |
6 |
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Tyron Smith |
Tackle |
7 |
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DENVER (1) |
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Von Miller |
Outside Linebacker |
8 |
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DETROIT (1) |
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Darius Slay |
Cornerback |
3 |
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GREEN BAY (2) |
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David Bakhtiari |
Tackle |
2 |
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Aaron Rodgers |
Quarterback |
8 |
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HOUSTON (3) |
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DeAndre Hopkins |
Wide Receiver |
4 |
|
Laremy Tunsil |
Tackle |
1 |
|
Deshaun Watson |
Quarterback |
2 |
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INDIANAPOLIS (2) |
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Darius Leonard |
Inside/Middle Linebacker |
1 |
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Quenton Nelson |
Guard |
2 |
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JACKSONVILLE (1) |
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Calais Campbell |
Defensive End |
5 |
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KANSAS CITY (6) |
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Frank Clark |
Defensive End |
1 |
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Mecole Hardman |
Return Specialist |
1 |
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Tyreek Hill |
Wide Receiver |
4 |
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Chris Jones |
Interior Lineman |
1 |
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Travis Kelce |
Tight End |
5 |
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Patrick Mahomes |
Quarterback |
2 |
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LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (2) |
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Keenan Allen |
Wide Receiver |
3 |
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Joey Bosa |
Defensive End |
2 |
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LOS ANGELES RAMS (2) |
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Aaron Donald |
Interior Lineman |
6 |
|
Jalen Ramsey |
Cornerback |
3 |
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MINNESOTA (3) |
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Dalvin Cook |
Running Back |
1 |
|
Danielle Hunter |
Defensive End |
2 |
|
Harrison Smith |
Strong Safety |
5 |
|
NEW ENGLAND (3) |
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Stephon Gilmore |
Cornerback |
3 |
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Dont’a Hightower |
Inside/Middle Linebacker |
2 |
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Matthew Slater |
Special Teamer |
8 |
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NEW ORLEANS (7) |
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Terron Armstead |
Tackle |
2 |
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Drew Brees |
Quarterback |
13 |
|
Deonte Harris |
Return Specialist |
1 |
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Cameron Jordan |
Defensive End |
5 |
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Marshon Lattimore |
Cornerback |
2 |
|
Wil Lutz |
Placekicker |
1 |
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Michael Thomas |
Wide Receiver |
3 |
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NEW YORK JETS (1) |
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Jamal Adams |
Strong Safety |
2 |
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OAKLAND (2) |
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|
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Trent Brown |
Tackle |
1 |
|
Rodney Hudson |
Center |
3 |
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PHILADELPHIA (5) |
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Brandon Brooks |
Guard |
3 |
|
Fletcher Cox |
Interior Lineman |
5 |
|
Zach Ertz |
Tight End |
3 |
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Jason Kelce |
Center |
3 |
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Rick Lovato |
Long Snapper |
1 |
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PITTSBURGH (5) |
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David DeCastro |
Guard |
5 |
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Minkah Fitzpatrick |
Free Safety |
1 |
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Cameron Heyward |
Interior Lineman |
3 |
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Maurkice Pouncey |
Center |
8 |
|
T.J. Watt |
Outside Linebacker |
2 |
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SAN FRANCISCO (4) |
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Nick Bosa |
Defensive End |
1 |
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Kyle Juszczyk |
Fullback |
4 |
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George Kittle |
Tight End |
2 |
|
Richard Sherman |
Cornerback |
5 |
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SEATTLE (2) |
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Bobby Wagner |
Inside/Middle Linebacker |
7 |
|
Russell Wilson |
Quarterback |
7 |
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TAMPA BAY (3) |
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Shaquil Barrett |
Outside Linebacker |
1 |
|
Mike Evans |
Wide Receiver |
3 |
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Chris Godwin |
Wide Receiver |
1 |
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TENNESSEE (2) |
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Derrick Henry |
Running Back |
1 |
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Brett Kern |
Punter |
3 |
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WASHINGTON (2) |
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Brandon Scherff |
Guard |
3 |
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Tress Way |
Punter |
1 |
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