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2010 NFL Pro Bowl selections! Details from NFLMedia.com!
AFC!
The Indianapolis Colts placed a conference-best six players on the American Football Conference All-Star team that will face the National Football Conference All-Stars in the 2010 Pro Bowl that kicks off Super Bowl week in South Florida.

The 2010 Pro Bowl will be played on Sunday, January 31, 2010 at Dolphin Stadium in South Florida, one week before Super Bowl XLIV takes place on the same field.  Broadcast live on ESPN at 7:20 p.m. ET, the Pro Bowl will for the first time be held prior to the Super Bowl and serve as the signature kickoff event of Super Bowl week.

The Colts’ six All-Star selections – DALLAS CLARK, DWIGHT FREENEY, PEYTON MANNING, ROBERT MATHIS, JEFF SATURDAY and REGGIE WAYNE – are tied for the third-most in team history.  The AFC roster has eight first-time All-Stars, including two rookies – safety JAIRUS BYRD of the Buffalo Bills and linebacker BRIAN CUSHING of the Houston Texans.

Leading a trio of talented quarterbacks is 10-time All-Star Manning, who has been named the Pro Bowl starter for the second consecutive year.  He joins BRETT FAVRE (11) as the only quarterbacks selected to at least 10 AFC-NFC Pro Bowls.  San Diego quarterback PHILIP RIVERS, who has led the Chargers to a No. 2 seed in the 2009 playoffs, was selected to his second Pro Bowl.  Fully recovered from a season-ending knee injury a year ago, TOM BRADY of the New England Patriots will make his fifth Pro Bowl appearance.

The AFC backfield will be highlighted by NFL rushing leader CHRIS JOHNSON of the Tennessee Titans, who has been named the starter.  Johnson (1,872) is in pursuit of 2,000 rushing yards and is the first Titan since JEVON KEARSE (1999-2000 seasons) to be selected to the Pro Bowl in his first two seasons. 

Rounding out the running back position will be two first-timers in the All-Star game – MAURICE JONES-DREW of Jacksonville and RAY RICE of Baltimore.  Jones-Drew leads the AFC with 15 rushing touchdowns and joins FRED TAYLOR (2007 season) as the only Jaguars running backs to earn Pro Bowl honors.  In his second season, Rice ranks second in the NFL behind Johnson with 1,952 scrimmage yards (1,269 rushing, 683 receiving).  Fellow Raven LE’ RON MC CLAIN will be the AFC fullback for the second consecutive season.

Houston’s ANDRE JOHNSON, who leads the NFL in receiving yards (1,504), has been chosen as one of four receivers on the AFC team.  Johnson will make his fourth Pro Bowl appearance and second consecutive start.  Lined up opposite Johnson as a starter will be four-time All-Star Reggie Wayne of Indianapolis.  Two second-time selections will round out the position – New England’s WES WELKER (122) and Denver’s BRANDON MARSHALL (101) – who rank No. 1 and 2 respectively in receptions in the NFL this season.

Representing the AFC at tight end will be first-time All-Star Dallas Clark of the Colts.  In his seventh season, Clark leads NFL tight ends in receptions (93).  San Diego’s ANTONIO GATES, who leads NFL tight ends in receiving yards (1,145), has been selected to his sixth consecutive Pro Bowl.   

Helping pave the way for the New York Jets’ top-ranked rushing attack is 12-year veteran guard ALAN FANECA, who will make his ninth consecutive Pro Bowl trip.  LOGAN MANKINS of New England, who will make his second All-Star game appearance, will be the other starting guard.  San Diego’s KRIS DIELMAN has been selected to his third consecutive Pro Bowl to complete the position.

NICK MANGOLD of the Jets earns his second trip to the Pro Bowl and will be the starting center.  In his 11th season, Indianapolis’ Jeff Saturday has been a mainstay along the Colts offensive line and will make his fourth Pro Bowl.  

Assigned to keep the pocket clean against the talented NFC edge rushers are a group of young AFC All-Star tackles.  Two first-round selections from the 2008 NFL Draft, RYAN CLADY of Denver and JAKE LONG of Miami, will be the starters.  Cleveland tackle JOE THOMAS earned his third consecutive Pro Bowl nod since entering the league in 2007.

Plugging the middle for the AFC defensive front are starting interior linemen HALOTI NGATA of Baltimore and New England’s VINCE WILFORK.  Ngata will make his Pro Bowl debut while Wilfork makes his second Pro Bowl trip.  Joining Ngata and Wilfork is Pittsburgh’s CASEY HAMPTON, a five-time All-Star.

A trio of AFC South pass rushers will be on display at defensive end for the second consecutive All-Star game.  Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis of the Indianapolis Colts are the teammates to start at defensive end in the Pro Bowl since Miami’s JASON TAYLOR and TRACE ARMSTRONG in 2000.  Freeney reaches his fifth Pro Bowl in eight seasons and Mathis is a two-time All-Star.  Former No. 1 overall pick MARIO WILLIAMS (2006) of Houston will make his second consecutive All-Star appearance.

ELVIS DUMERVIL of Denver, who leads the NFL with 17 sacks, will start at outside linebacker in his first Pro Bowl.  He joins three-time All-Star JAMES HARRISON of Pittsburgh.  The position is completed by standout rookie Brian Cushing of Houston.  Cushing is the first rookie outside linebacker to be selected to the Pro Bowl since San Diego’s SHAWNE MERRIMAN (2005 season).

The leaders of defense for the AFC will be middle linebackers RAY LEWIS of Baltimore and DE MECO RYANS of Houston.  In his 14th season from Miami, Lewis is a 10-time All-Star.  Ryans, the captain of the Texans defense, earned his second Pro Bowl trip.

Three of the NFL’s elite cover cornerbacks will represent the AFC in the secondary.  Two-time All-Stars NNAMDI ASOMUGHA of Oakland and DARRELLE REVIS of the New York Jets will pair as the starters.  Revis has played a pivotal role for the Jets’ No. 1 ranked defense that is allowing a league-low 264.3 yards per game and 163.9 passing yards per game.  In his 11th season, CHAMP BAILEY of Denver returns for his ninth Pro Bowl.

Two of the NFL’s most accomplished defensive players will start at safety for the AFC.  Baltimore’s ball-hawking free safety ED REED earns his sixth Pro Bowl nod in eight NFL seasons.  Eight-time Pro Bowl selection and first-time AFCer BRIAN DAWKINS of Denver will roam the secondary alongside Reed.  Buffalo safety Jairus Byrd joins starting safeties Reed and Dawkins and becomes the first rookie safety selected to the Pro Bowl since Chicago’s MARK CARRIER in 1990.

The AFC special teams unit is comprised of four players, including Browns kick-returner JOSHUA CRIBBS.  Cribbs leads the NFL with three kickoff-return touchdowns this season and now has eight in his career, the most all-time.  San Diego kicker NATE KAEDING, who leads the AFC with 135 points, will make his second All-Star game.  Kaeding is tied for first in the conference with 29 field goals.  San Diego wide receiver KASSIM OSGOOD, who will serve as the AFC’s special teamer, appears in his third Pro Bowl.  Completing the special teams group will be Oakland’s veteran punter SHANE LECHLER.  The five-time All-Star leads the NFL with a 51.1 average in 2009 and has placed 28 punts inside the opponents’ 20-yard line.

The 42-man AFC squad is comprised of 21 offensive and 17 defensive players plus four specialists.  A 43rd “need” player will be chosen by the AFC head coach and must be a long snapper.  The 2010 AFC coaching staff will be from the team with the best record that is eliminated in the AFC Divisional playoffs.

The NFL is the only professional sports league that combines voting by fans, coaches and players in determining its All-Star teams.  The consensus vote of each group counts one-third towards the total.  Each team submits two ballots – those of the coach and the players with no one permitted to vote for a player on his own team.  This year, nearly 90 million fan votes were cast on NFL.com and on wireless phones.

The National Conference defeated the American Conference 30-21 last season in the Pro Bowl.  The 2010 game is the 40th between the AFC and NFC All-Stars with the NFC leading the all-time series 20-19. The 2010 Pro Bowl is only the second Pro Bowl to be played in the same city as the Super Bowl.  The Los Angeles Coliseum hosted the first Super Bowl on January 15, 1967 and the Pro Bowl the following week.

NFC!
The Minnesota Vikings placed an NFL-best eight players on the National Football Conference All-Star team that will face the American Football Conference All-Stars in the 2010 Pro Bowl that kicks off Super Bowl week in South Florida.

Thirteen NFC players will participate in their first Pro Bowl, including Philadelphia’s DE SEAN JACKSON, who was selected at two positions – wide receiver and kick returner.  Jackson has scored eight touchdowns of at least 50 yards (five receiving, two on punt returns and one rushing), tied with Pro Football Hall of Famer ELROY “CRAZYLEGS” HIRSCH (1951) and Chicago’s DEVIN HESTER (2007) for the most in a single season.

Among the Vikings’ eight selections are three first-time All-Stars: special teamer HEATH FARWELL, tackle BRYANT   MC KINNIE and wide receiver SIDNEY RICE.  They join veteran defensive end JARED ALLEN (third Pro Bowl), quarterback BRETT FAVRE (11th), guard STEVE HUTCHINSON (seventh), running back ADRIAN PETERSON (third) and defensive tackle KEVIN WILLIAMS (fifth). 

The starting quarterback for the NFC is four-time All-Star DREW BREES of New Orleans.  Brees, who has been selected three times since joining the Saints in 2006, is the first quarterback in franchise history to be named to three Pro Bowls (ARCHIE MANNING, two).  Joining Brees at QB are Green Bay’s AARON RODGERS, who became the first player in NFL history to pass for at least 4,000 yards in each of his first two seasons as a starter, and Minnesota’s Favre, whose 11 Pro Bowl selections are the most all-time for a quarterback.  Favre is also the first player to be named to the AFC-NFC Pro Bowl in three consecutive seasons with a different team (Green Bay 2008, New York Jets 2009, Minnesota 2010). 

Starting at running back for the NFC is Minnesota’s Peterson, who is the first player to start the Pro Bowl at RB in each of his first three seasons since Pro Football Hall of Famer BARRY SANDERS (1990-93).  He is joined by St. Louis’ STEVEN JACKSON, a two-time Pro Bowl selection, and first-time All-Star DE ANGELO WILLIAMS of Carolina.  Jackson, who leads the NFC with 1,353 rushing yards, was previously named to the 2007 NFC team.  Williams, who has rushed for 1,117 yards, is the first Panthers running back in the Pro Bowl since STEPHEN DAVIS in 2004.   

Filling out the backfield at fullback is Philadelphia’s LEONARD WEAVER, a five-year veteran from Carson-Newman College making his first Pro Bowl appearance. 

The starting wide receivers for the NFC are Arizona’s LARRY FITZGERALD, who scored two touchdowns in last year’s contest and was named the game’s MVP, and Philadelphia’s Jackson.  Filling out the position are first-time All-Stars MILES AUSTIN of Dallas and Minnesota’s Rice.  Austin leads the NFL with eight touchdown receptions of at least 20 yards and his 1,230 receiving yards are the most in the NFC.  Rice ranks second in the conference with 1,200 receiving yards and is the first Vikings wide receiver to go to the Pro Bowl since RANDY MOSS in 2004. 

Starting at tight end for the NFC is San Francisco’s VERNON DAVIS, who will make his first Pro Bowl appearance.  Davis, who is tied for the conference lead with 12 touchdown receptions, is the first 49ers tight end to be selected since BRENT JONES in 1996.  He is joined by Dallas’ JASON WITTEN, who has been selected to his sixth consecutive Pro Bowl.  Witten leads all NFC tight ends with 88 catches and 954 yards. 

Minnesota’s Hutchinson will make his seventh consecutive trip to the Pro Bowl and will start at guard along with New Orleans’ JAHRI EVANS, a first-time All-Star.  The Cowboys’ LEONARD DAVIS, a three-time choice, rounds out the position. 

Dallas’ ANDRE GURODE will start at center, his fourth consecutive Pro Bowl selection.  Two-time All-Star SHAUN O’HARA of the New York Giants is the other center for the NFC. 

The starting tackles are Minnesota’s McKinnie and Philadelphia’s JASON PETERS, who had previously been selected twice as member of the Buffalo Bills (2008-09).  Seven-year veteran JON STINCHCOMB of New Orleans, another first-time All-Star, is the NFC’s third tackle. 

The Vikings’ Allen and Carolina’s JULIUS PEPPERS will get the start at defensive end for the NFC.  Allen is the first Minnesota defensive end to be chosen in consecutive years since CHRIS DOLEMAN (1993-94).  Peppers’ five Pro Bowl selections are the most by a defensive player in franchise history.  The Eagles’ TRENT COLE, who was a member of the 2008 NFC squad, will make his second trip to the Pro Bowl.

The starters on the interior defensive line are two-time Pro Bowl selection DARNELL DOCKETT of Arizona and Minnesota’s Williams.  JAY RATLIFF of Dallas, a two-time All-Star, fills out the position.  This season, Dockett leads all defensive tackles with seven sacks.  Williams and Ratliff are tied for third in the league among DTs with six sacks. 

For the second consecutive year, San Francisco’s PATRICK WILLIS, a three-time All-Star, will get the start at inside linebacker.  He will be joined by New Orleans’ JONATHAN VILMA, who will make his second Pro Bowl appearance.  He was named to the 2006 AFC squad as a member of the New York Jets. 

The starting outside linebackers are once again Chicago’s LANCE BRIGGS and Dallas’ DE MARCUS WARE.  Briggs has been selected to five consecutive Pro Bowls and Ware has been named an All-Star in each of the past four seasons.  Rookie BRIAN ORAKPO of the Washington Redskins, who has 11 sacks this year, completes the position. 

At cornerback, six-time Pro Bowl selection CHARLES WOODSON of Green Bay and three-time All-Star ASANTE SAMUEL of Philadelphia get the starting nod.  Samuel (nine) and Woodson (eight) lead all NFL cornerbacks in interceptions.  Arizona’s DOMINIQUE RODGERS-CROMARTIE, who has an NFC-high 25 passes defensed, will make his Pro Bowl debut. 

The secondary is completed by strong safety ADRIAN WILSON of Arizona and free safeties DARREN SHARPER of New Orleans and NICK COLLINS of Green Bay.  Wilson, chosen to his third Pro Bowl, and Sharper, a five-time All-Star, will start.  Last week, Wilson became the 10th player in NFL history with at least 20 sacks and 20 interceptions in a career and Sharper set a single-season record with 376 interception-return yards.  Collins, who leads all safeties with 13 interceptions since the start of the 2008 season, will make his second consecutive Pro Bowl appearance. 

Two Eagles will play a key role on special teams for the NFC.  Four-time All-Star DAVID AKERS will handle the kicking duties and Jackson was named the club’s return specialist.  San Francisco’s ANDY LEE, a two-time selection, was chosen as the team’s punter and Minnesota’s Farwell is the special teamer. 

The 42-man NFC squad is comprised of 21 offensive and 17 defensive players plus four specialists.  Because Jackson was selected at two positions, he will participate in the Pro Bowl at the position for which he received the most voting points.  An alternate player will be added to the team to fill the secondary position and announced at a later date.  A 43rd “need” player will be chosen by the NFC head coach and must be a long snapper.  The 2010 NFC coaching staff will be from the team with the best record that is eliminated in the NFC Divisional playoffs.

The NFL is the only professional sports league that combines voting by fans, coaches and players in determining its All-Star teams.  The consensus vote of each group counts one-third towards the total.  Each team submits two ballots – those of the coach and the players with no one permitted to vote for a player on his own team.  This year, nearly 90 million fan votes were cast on NFL.com and on wireless phones.

The National Conference defeated the American Conference 30-21 last season in the Pro Bowl.  The 2010 game is the 40th between the AFC and NFC All-Stars with the NFC leading the all-time series 20-19. The 2010 Pro Bowl is only the second Pro Bowl to be played in the same city as the Super Bowl.  The Los Angeles Coliseum hosted the first Super Bowl on January 15, 1967 and the Pro Bowl the following week." From NFLMedia.com

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The NFC defeat the AFC 42 to 30 in a great game!
The AFC went to a early Big lead but then the NFC came back to win the game. Vikings star Rookie Running Back Adrian Peterson was MVP as he scored 2 touchdowns and ran for 129 yards. Cowboys Wide Receiver Terrell Owens also scored 2 Touch downs as did Bengals T.J. Houshmandzadeh. NFC and Buc's Quarterback Jeff Garcia throwing to Terrell Owens was interesting. I wonder if Terrell apologized to Jeff for being such a loud mouth a few years ago.

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Are the cheerleaders there this year? Yes they were!
I couldn't find the Pro Bowl Cheerleaders rosters anywhere. That's weird normally the pictures of the #1 cheerleaders selected from each team are on nfl.com. Surely they are there again this year.

Yes they were. I saw some Pro Bowl cheerleader action on Fox today but not enough. I found out that they were going to again be there on Saturday not from nfl.com but from YouTube.com where I watched a 2008 Pro Bowl Cheerleaders video from Skyjammer170. Check it out Click here

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Updated Tues, Feb 13 07 "Moose's Pro Bowl  report! The NFL Pro Bowl was a great game! The AFC defeated the NFC 31 to 28 with a field goal with seconds to go! Carson Palmer win MVP! Aussie and former Uni of Hawaii Warrior Mat McBriar the Cowboys star punter punts great in his 1st Pro Bowl! Pro Bowl NFL MYKwebTV!" Myk

 
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The NFL Pro Bowl was, Wow!
Over the past years many media have bagged the Pro Bowl saying it was a bit of a joke with many players not committed on the day and I have to somewhat agree with that. However the hit by Redskins Sean Taylor on the Bills punter Brian Moorman was as good a hit as I have ever seen. Bengals Chad Johnson appeared to wrench his knee early in the game. Chat was back on the field competing at Wide Receiver in the last quarter. Just two examples from a great game. Bengals Quarterback Carson Palmer was named the MVP of the Pro Bowl. The year that Carson won the Heisman Trophy was the year that I was lucky enough to film this prestigious trophy on location at the NCAA Hula Bowl. Check it out Click here

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"My Pro Bowl report!" Moose Salzer
As I predicted last week, the AFC beat the NFC in the 28th consecutive AFC-NFC Pro Bowl, 31-28. AFC QB Carson Palmer was the game M.V.P. and passed for 177 yards and two TDs. New England's Bill Belichick and staff Coached the AFC but QB Tom Brady, having minor repairs to his right (plant) ankle did not play. Palmer was the second and fourth QB in the AFC rotation. He replaced Tennessee's Vince Young in the 3rd quarter. Palmer threw TD passes to both his Cincinnati Bengal WR-mate Chad Johnson and Reggie Wayne.

Hawai'i's Mat McBriar, the NFC's punter/holder played in his first game back at Aloha Stadium since graduating from the University of Hawai'i in 2003. NFL M.V.P. LaDainian Tomlinson the San Diego RB had probably the second best game but two-time San Diego playoff goat K Nick Kaeding kicked the game winner. He had previously missed from 48 yards in the second quarter. The bad news besides the big hit on Buffalo P Brian Moorman (2001 Berlin NFL E Champ vet) was the dislocated elbow injury suffered by New Orlean starting QB Drew Brees who's been arguably the hottest statistical QB the last two years in the  League for both San Diego in 05 and New Orlean in 06. NFC Coach Sean Payton, an Arena Football ArenaBowl I QB and former replacement player looked on in dismay. This could very well effect the Saints come training camp/preseason. Thank goodness the Saints have Jamie Martin in reserve. The Saints also have Ar.FL Las Vegas QB Jason Fife, who was an Ar.FL rookie one year ago.

Two veteran NFL players Jason Taylor of the Miami Dolphins and Virginia's New York G-Men RB Tiki Barber called it a career after the game. Both were two of the best at their positions and will be missed as classy football players and by their teams. Good luck to both in the future." Moose

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From Moose "From Jan 31. AFC roster:
OEs: Andre Johnson, Houston, Chad Johnson, Cincinnati, Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis, Kasim Osgood/ST'r & Antonio Gates/TE, San Diego,, Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City
OLm: Willie Anderson, Cincinnati, Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore, Tarik Glen & Jeff Saturday, Indianapolis, Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh, Will Shields & Brian Waters, Kansas City, Nick Hardwick, San Diego
QBs: Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, Carson Palmer, Cincinnati, Phil Rivers, San Diego,
RBs: Lorenzo Neal/FB & LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego, Willie Parker, Pittsburgh
P/H: Brian Moorman, Buffalo, K: Nate Kaeding, San Diego, KR/PR: Justin Miller, New York Jets
DLm: Aaron Schobel, Buffalo, Jason Taylor (who says he may retire after the game!), Miami, Derrick Burgess, Oakland, Rich Seymour, DL/TE-FB, New England, Jamal Williams, San Diego, Casey Hampton, Pittsburgh
LBs:Shawn Merriman, San Diego, Mike Vrabel, LB/TE-FB, New England, Adalius Thomas, Baltimore, Zach Thomas, Miami, Al Wilson, Denver
DBs: Charles Bailey & John Lynch, Denver, Rasheid Mathis, Jacksonville, Chris McAlister, Baltimore, Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh, Ed Reed, Baltimore.

NFC:
OEs: Torry Holt, Saint Louis, Steve Smith, Carolina, Anquan Boldin, Arizona, Donnie Driver, Green Bay, Algenon Crumpler, Atlanta, Jeremy HomoShockey, New York G-Men
OLm: Jammal Brown, New Orlean, Walt Jones, Seattle, Chris Samuels, Washington, Shawn Andrews,  Philadelphia, Steve Hutchinson & Matt Birk, Minnesota, Olin Kruetz (Saint Louis, H.S., Honolulu, O'ahu, HI), Chicago, Larry Allen, San Francisco.
QBs: Drew Brees, New Orlean, Tony Romo, Dallas, Jon Kitna, Detroit
RBs: Mack Strong/FB, Seattle, Steve Jackson, Saint Louis, Tiki Barber, New York G-Men, Frank Gore, San Francisco, Brendan Ayanbadejo/ST'r/LB-FB, Chicago
P/H: Mat McBriar [Australia/Univ. of Hawai'i], K: Rob Gould, Chicago.
DLm: Aaron Kampmann, Green Bay, Julius Peppers & Kris Jenkins, Carolina, Will (Gettin'Jiggyw/it) Smith, New Orlean, Kevin Williams, Minnesota
LBs: Lofa Tutupu [son of 14-yr Pro Mosi, who the Special Teams Player-of-the-game is named after at the Hula Bowl every year]& Julian Peterson, Seattle, Brian Urlacher & Lance Briggs, Chicago, DeMarcus Ware, Dallas
DBs: Devin Hester/KR-PR, Chicago, Brian Dawkins & Lito Shepard, Philadelphia, Adrian Wilson, Arizona, VA's Ronde Barber(twin bro. of Tiki of the G-Men), Tampa Bay, Chicago, DeAngelo(I spit in your face, T.O.)Hall, Atlanta

Please note: The roster is subject to change after Super Bowl due to injuries of players playing in playoff games." Moose   

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From Moose "2006 Pro Bowl Final Rosters – AFC / NFC – Who’s gonna play Sunday, Feb 12th.

It’s always a choice of who is gonna play after the Super Bowl and late season injuries. Bad news for Tom Brady fans – he’s a scratch. Seems he was hurt worse v. Denver in the AFC playoffs than was previously thought. Here’s the Up-To-The-Minute Lineup:

AFC Offence:
QBs: Trent Green (CFL), Kansas City, Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, Steve McNair, Tennessee
RBs: Larry Johnson, Kansas City, LaDainian Tomlinson & Lorenzo Neal, San Diego, Edgerrin James, Indianapolis
WRs/TEs: Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis, Chad Johnson, Cincinnati, Rod Smith, Denver, Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City, Antonio Gates, San Diego, Chris Chambers, Miami
OLm: Mike Schneck, Buffalo, Jeff Hartings & Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh, Will Shields & Brian Waters, Kansas City, Willie Anderson, Cincinnati, Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore, Tarik Glenn & Jeff Saturday, Indianapolis.

AFC Defence:
DLm: Derrick Burgess, Oakland, Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis, Richard Seymour, New England, Kyle Vanden Bosch, Tennessee, Marcus Stroud, Jacksonville, Jamal Williams, San Diego
LBs: Cato June, Indianapolis, Shawn Merriman (not Withy-Allen!), San Diego, Joey(Big Mouth) Porter, Pittsburgh, Jon Vilma, New York Jets, Al Wilson, Denver.
DBs: C. Bailey & John Lynch, Denver, Troy (My Boy) Polamalu, Pitt., Bob Sanders, Indianapolis, Deltha O’Neal, Cincinnati.

AFC Special Teams: 
P: Brian Moorman, Buffalo. K: Shayne Graham, Cincinnati. ST’r’s: Jerome Mathis, Houston & Hanik Milligan, San Diego.

NFC Offence:
QBs: Jake (cajan snake) Delhomme, Carolina, Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle, Mike (L) Vick, Atlanta.
RBs: Shaun Alexander & Mack Strong, Seattle, Warrick Dunn, Atlanta, Tiki Barber, New York Giants.
WRs/TEs: Steve Smith, Carolina, Torry Holt, Saint Louis, Santana Moss, Washington, Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona, Algenon Crumpler, Atlanta, Jeremy H. Shockey, New York Giants.
OLm: Olin Kruetz (Saint Louis Crusaders High School, Honolulu, HI), Chicago, LeCharles Bentley, ‘Travelin’ Saints, Walt Jones, Robbie Tobeck & Steve Hutchinson, Seattle, Chris Samuels, Wshington, Larry Allen, Dallas.

NFC Defence:
DLm: Julius Peppers, Carolina, Michael Strahan, New York Giants, Rod Coleman, Atlanta, Tommie Harris, Chicago, Shaun Rogers, Detroit.
LBs: Lofa Tatupu, Seattle, Keith Brooking, Atlanta, Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay, Jeremiah Trotter, Philadelphia, Lance Briggs, Chicago.
DBs: Nathan Vasher & Mike Brown, Chicago, Darren Sharper, Minnesota, Brian Dawkins, Philadelphia, Roy Williams, Dallas, DeAngelo Hall, Atlanta.

NFC Special Teams: P: Josh Bidwell, Tampa Bay, K: Neil Rackers, Arizona, St’r’s: Koren Robinson, Minnesota & Dave Tyree, New York Giants." Moose

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From NFL Media"Myk Aussie

NFL ANNOUNCES PRO BOWL STARTERS FOR USE AS DESIRED NFL-177 1/7/06

The starting all-star lineups for the 2006 Pro Bowl were announced today at halftime of the Washington Redskins-Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFC Wild Card playoff game. The Pro Bowl will be played at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii on Sunday, February 12. It will be broadcast live at 6:00 PM ET by ESPN.

Following are the AFC and NFC 2006 Pro Bowl All-Star starting lineups:

AFC  - AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE ALL-STAR STARTERS (* First-time Pro Bowl selection)

OFFENSE
WIDE RECEIVERS TIGHT END - Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis Antonio Gates, San Diego, Chad Johnson, Cincinnati
QUARTERBACK TACKLES Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, Willie Anderson, Cincinnati Willie Roaf, Kansas City
RUNNING BACK Edgerrin James, Indianapolis
GUARDSAlan Faneca, Pittsburgh
FULLBACK Will Shields, Kansas City Lorenzo Neal, San Diego
CENTER*Jeff Saturday, Indianapolis

DEFENSE ENDS INSIDE LINEBACKER Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis Al Wilson, Denver, Jason Taylor, Miami
CORNERBACKS INTERIOR LINEMEN Champ Bailey, Denver, Marcus Stroud, Jacksonville Deltha O’Neal, Cincinnati *Jamal Williams, San Diego
STRONG SAFETY OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh *Cato June, Indianapolis
*Shawne Merriman, San Diego
FREE SAFETY*Bob Sanders, Indianapolis

NFC - NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE ALL-STAR STARTERS (* First-time Pro Bowl selection)

OFFENSE
WIDE RECEIVERS TIGHT END *Santana Moss, Washington Alge Crumpler, Atlanta, Steve Smith, Carolina
QUARTERBACK TACKLES Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle, Walter Jones, Seattle, Orlando Pace, St. Louis RUNNING BACK Shaun Alexander, Seattle
GUARDS Larry Allen, Dallas
FULLBACK Steve Hutchinson, Seattle * Mack Strong, Seattle
CENTER Olin Kreutz, Chicago

DEFENSE
ENDS INSIDE LINEBACKER Julius Peppers, Carolina Brian Urlacher, Chicago, Michael Strahan, N.Y. Giants
CORNERBACKS INTERIOR LINEMEN Ronde Barber, Tampa Bay, *Tommie Harris, Chicago *DeAngelo Hall, Atlanta, Shaun Rogers, Detroit
STRONG SAFETY OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS Roy Williams, Dallas, Keith Brooking, Atlanta
Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay
FREE SAFETY Darren Sharper, Minnesota

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Fri, Feb 11 05 "Pro Bowl news direct from NFL Media. MYKwebTV will for the 5th year be at Pro Bowl!

Scotty Ospuntboy and Adam will be at this years Pro Bowl web sports casting for MYKwebTV.

From NFL Media 

PATRIOTS RB COREY DILLON NAMED TO AFC PRO BOWL SQUAD ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – New England Patriots running back Corey Dillon has been selected to participate in his fourth career Pro Bowl. Dillon is the sixth Patriots player on the AFC’s 2005 Pro Bowl roster, joining teammates Tom Brady, Tedy Bruschi, Larry Izzo, Richard Seymour and Adam Vinatieri. The six Patriots will represent the AFC in the NFL’s annual all-star game in Hawaii on Feb. 13. Dillon had previously earned Pro Bowl nods for three consecutive seasons from 1999-2001. The eight-year veteran was added to this year’s AFC Pro Bowl roster in place of Indianapolis Colts running back Edgerrin James, who will miss the game due to injury (back).

In 2004, Dillon turned in one of the finest seasons by any running back in the 45-year history of the Patriots franchise. He set the club’s single-season record with a career-high 1,635 rushing yards, besting the previous mark of 1,487 yards (Curtis Martin, 1995). Dillon achieved the feat despite missing a game due to injury, and his rushing total still ranked third in the NFL, just 62 yards behind Curtis Martin’s league-leading total. Dillon led the league with an average of 109.0 yards per game in which he played. He exceeded the 100-yard rushing plateau in nine separate games, tying Martin’s 1995 total for the most 100-yard games in a season in Patriots history. Dillon also set a career high with 12 rushing touchdowns, tying him for third in team history in that category.Dillon’s productivity continued into the playoffs, as he totaled 217 yards in the Patriots’ two playoff wins leading to their AFC championship. In his first career playoff game on Jan. 16, Dillon ran for 144 yards on 23 carries as the Patriots controlled the ball in a 20-3 victory over the Indianapolis Colts in the divisional playoffs. His 144 yards constitute the second highest single-game rushing total in Patriots playoff history.The 6-foot-1-inch, 225-pounder was acquired by the Patriots from the Cincinnati Bengals in exchange for a 2004 second round draft pick (56th overall – FS Madieu Williams) on April 19, 2004. In his regular-season career, the 30-year-old has run for a total of 9,696 yards, placing him 18th in NFL history.

COWBOYS TACKLE FLOZELL ADAMS ADDED TO NFC PRO BOWL ROSTER

Dallas Cowboys tackle Flozell Adams has been selected to represent the NFC in the 2005 Pro Bowl. The seven-year veteran from Michigan State was added to the NFC Pro Bowl roster in place of Philadelphia Eagles tackle Tra Thomas, who will miss the game due to injury (back).

This is Adams' second consecutive trip to Hawaii and he joins teammates Larry Allen, La'Roi Glover, Roy Williams and Jason Witten on the NFC squad, giving the Cowboys a total of five All Stars.

FANS TO CALL TWO PLAYS IN PRO BOWL VIA NFL.COM "PICK-A-PLAY" VOTING Fans Will Select Offensive Play for Each Conference To Run During Fourth Quarter.

Last Sunday, a record 468,818 fan votes were cast for the Cadillac Super Bowl MVP via online and wireless voting. This Sunday, fans will vote on NFL.com to select two plays to run in the fourth quarter of the 2005 Pro Bowl (ESPN, 7:30 PM ET). Beginning today and continuing through halftime of the game, fans can vote on NFL.com for one of four plays submitted by AFC and NFC coaches earlier this week (see play lists below).

In the fourth quarter, the fans’ choice will be relayed to the coaches. One coach from each conference will discuss his team’s play with an ESPN sideline reporter moments before it is run on the Aloha Stadium field.

NFL.com "Pick-A-Play" was introduced at the 2004 Pro Bowl with more than 60,000 votes cast. The fans’ NFC play – "Press 67 Solid Seattle" – resulted in a 33-yard touchdown pass from St. Louis Rams quarterback MARC BULGER to Atlanta Falcons tight end ALGE CRUMPLER which keyed the conference’s victorious rally from a 25-point deficit.

"Fake Stretch Right Flea Flicker" – the fans’ AFC choice – went for a 19-yard completion from Kansas City Chiefs quarterback TRENT GREEN to Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver CHAD JOHNSON. Following are the 2005 NFL.com Pro Bowl "Pick-A-Play" choices, as submitted by the Atlanta Falcons’ and Pittsburgh Steelers’ coaches. (Complete descriptions of each play are available on NFL.com)

	AFC	NFC
Play #1	Ride 34 Flea Flicker	Double Right ‘Z’ Around LT Fake 18 Strong
Play #2	Halfback Screen Left	Green Right Fox 2 Double Go
Play #3	Ride 335 Solid Right Throwback	Double Right Pass 17 ‘Zeb’ Wheel
Play #4	Double Out and Up	Strong Right 24 Double Stutter Go HB Burst

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Thurs, Feb 10, 05 "MYKwebTV will again be at Pro Bowl! Pro Bowl Half Time show!

Scotty Ospuntboy the former NCAA player will be at this Sunday's Pro Bowl on the sidelines filming for MYKwebTV. Go Scotty! Wish I was there.

From NFL Media 

PRO BOWL HALFTIME SHOW TO CELEBRATE THE “IDOLS AND LEGENDS OF ALOHA” WITH ISLAND STARS DON HO, JASMINE TRIAS AND KAPENA JASON MRAZ TO SING NATIONAL ANTHEM

The NFL will celebrate Hawaii’s rich musical tradition by teaming the legendary DON HO with its newest star JASMINE TRIAS and longtime island favorites KAPENA for the “Idols and Legends of Aloha” Pro Bowl halftime show during Sunday’s All-Star Game at Aloha Stadium televised live by ESPN, 2:30 p.m. (HT), 7:30 p.m. (ET), it was announced today. 

JASON MRAZ, Elektra recording artist, whose hit “The Remedy” has topped the Billboard charts for 28 consecutive weeks, will perform the National Anthem, which also will be televised live by ESPN.

Ho will sing his signature classic, “Tiny Bubbles,” joined on stage by Trias and Kapena. Originally recorded in 1966, “Tiny Bubbles” became a national hit and kicked off a string of successful albums, television appearances and performances at popular nightclubs around the world. Ho has been performing ever since and continues to entertain fans nightly in Waikiki.

Trias vaulted to international fame as a finalist on the 2004 “American Idol” show.  The 17-year-old Millilani native auditioned for the show at Aloha Stadium with more than 3,000 other hopefuls.  Currently a student at Maryknoll High School, she splits her time between school and recording her debut album in Los Angeles.  For her Pro Bowl performance, Trias will sing a new rendition of the 70’s hit, “Walking On Sunshine, recorded especially for this year’s halftime show.  She will be joined on the field by more than 800 dancers from across the United States.

“We are pleased to celebrate Hawaiian music and dance with our halftime show,” said MICHAEL OLMSTEAD, whose entertainment and special events company e2k Sports is producing its 14^th Pro Bowl pregame and halftime show.  “By pairing icons and legends, we will cross a generational bridge linking music and football fans of all ages.”

The Hawaiian music and dance tradition has been carried on over the centuries by local artists who have combined the ancient music and dance of the indigenous people of the Islands with modern rhythms and musical styles.  Today, people around the world enjoy the unique sounds of Hawai’ian performers.  This year, for the first time, the importance of this distinct musical heritage has been confirmed by the inclusion of a Hawai’ian Music category in the Grammy Awards.

Wed, Dec 22 04 "Moose's Pro Bowl picks! My comments!" Myk Aussie

NFL mates Moose and I regular report from NFL Pro Bowl. I have MYKwebTV from 4 of the past 5 years while Moose has attended something like 7 or 8 Pro Bowls.

From Moose

AFC Picks:

QBs: Drew Brees, San Diego, Tom Brady, New England, Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.

RBs / FBs: Ladanian Tomlinson, San Diego, Priest Holmes, Kansas City Chiefs, Duce Staley, Pittsburgh, Alan Ricard, Baltimore.

TEs / WRs: Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City, Antonio Gates, San Diego, Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis, Brandon Stokely, Indianapolis, Ashlie Lelie, Denver.

Specialists: Wes Welker, Miami, Craig Hentirich, Tennesee, Dante Hall, Kansas City, Adam Vinatieri, New England, Matt Turk, Miami, Tim Dwight, San Diego.

OLm: Matt Lepsis, Denver, Willie Roaf, Kansas City, Cory Raymer, San Diego, Jeff Saturday, Indianapolis, Jon Ogden, Baltimore, Edwin Mulitalo, Baltimore, John Wellborn, Kanasas City, Vince Manuwai, Jacksonville.

DLm: Aaron Schobel, Buffalo, Rich Seymour, New England, Manuiula Ke'emoke, Baltimore, Kimo Von Oelhoffen, Pittsburgh, Justin Smith, Cincinnati.

LBs: Mike Vrabel & Teddy Bruschi, New England, Zack Thomas, Miami, Ian Gold, Denver, Ray Lewis, Baltimore.

DBs: Ed Reed, Baltimore, Charles Woodson, Oakland, Andre Dyson, Tennessee, Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh, Troy Brown, New England.

NFC Picks:

QBs: Jake Delhomme, Carolina, Brett Favre, Green Bay, Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia.

RBs / FBs: Shawn Alexander, Seattle, Ahman Green, Green Bay, Tiki Barber, New York Giants, Mike Alstott, Tampa Bay.

WRs / TEs: Jeremy Shockey, New York Giants, Steve Alexander, Detroit, Javon Walker, Green Bay, Joe Horn, New Orleans, Muhsin Muhammad, Carolina.

Specialists: Tom Tupa, Washington, Darren Bennett, Minnesota, John Carney, New Orleans, Antonio Chatman, Green Bay, Eddie Drummond,

Detroit.

OLm: Orlando Pace, Andy McCollum & Adam Timmerman, Saint Louis Rams, Damien Woody & Dominic Raiola, Detroit, Olin Kruetz, Chicago, Kynan Forney, Atlanta, Larry Allen, Dallas.

DLm: Brentson Buckner & Julius Peppers, Carolina, Pat Kerney, Atlanta, Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, Green Bay, Grant Wistrom, Seattle.

LBs: Jeff Ulbrich, San Francisco, Pisa Tinoisamoa, Saint Louis, Brandon Hillenmeyer, Chicago, Dan Morgan, Carolina, Jeremiah Trotter, Philly.

DBs: Marcus Truffant, Seattle, Ricky Manning, Jr., Carolina, Adam Archulatta, Saint Louis, Cedric Minter, Carolina, Brian Russell, Minnesota, Darren Sharper, Green Bay." Moose

"Moose great report BUT???? Ashley Lelie ? I'm a Broncos #1 fan as you know but I feel you are a Bit bias there Moose seeing he is from your #1 NCAA team Hawaii ? No Terrell Owens ?? You must be kidding me?? Darren Bennett my mate from Australia who I like a lot after meeting and interviewed the champ several times? He hasn't had a huge number of Punts with the Vikings but I hope you are correct. great to see you picked Peyton Manning the Champ who you regularly rip into." Myk Aussie

"Myk Aussie the responses below show you why you need me. 1) Yes, Ashley Lelie. He has more catches than Rod Smith and more TDs as well. It would have been bias by me if I picked BOTH!  

2) Terrell Owens, unless you live under a rock, is out for the 'year with ankle surgery. How then could he play in the Pro Bowl, let alone the Super Bowl, which I doubt the Eagles will make anyway. If you are trying to say I picked Lelie OVER Owens, no I didn't simply because Lelie is AFC not NFC, where Owens plays. Thank god you didn't give me any flack about your boy Randy (three drops per game) Moss. I think there are nine CFL and six Arena WRs better than that windbag! At least they don't drop passes!

3) Darren Bennett may not have 'many' punts as you say, but he leads THE ENTIRE NFL with punts inside the 20 and 10 yard lines. How do think the Vikes get good filed position? He also has the second Highest NET punting average - meaning yards after punt return yardage - IN the League, to Tom Tupa, who I also picked for the Pro Bowl. Both can also play punter, as someone will have to on both AFC / NFC squads, Feb. 13th in Honolulu. Any more Q's?!" Moose out! 

"OK yes you are right I suppose Terrell is injured I didn't think of that one. Hope you are right with Darren Bennett. Rod Smith, my favorite Bronco and a MYKwebTV and Football Fan Frenzy the movie star I firmly believe has had a better year than Ashley Lelie." Myk Aussie

Thurs, Nov 18 04 "Pro Bowl votes so far! Vikings Star QB Daunte Culpepper leads the way!" Myk Aussie

VIKINGS QB DAUNTE CULPEPPER LEADS CHARGE TOWARD PRO BOWL WITH FOUR WEEKS OF VOTING REMAINING

Minnesota Vikings quarterback DAUNTE CULPEPPER, with 325,383 votes, leads all NFL All-Stars in balloting for the 2005 Pro Bowl, NFL.com announced today. Sponsored by Ameriquest Mortgage, Pro Bowl voting will continue on NFL.com, in stadiums and via wireless text message through Sunday, December 19.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback PEYTON MANNING (310,236 votes), the NFL’s leader in passing yards with 2,749 and touchdowns with 31, ranks second overall while Philadelphia Eagles quarterback DONOVAN MC NABB (300,503), Eagles wide receiver TERRELL OWENS (272,759) and New York Giants running back TIKI BARBER (260,568) round out the top five.

The teams will be announced at 7 p.m. (ET) Wednesday, Dec. 22 on the 2005 Pro Bowl Selection Show on ESPN. The Pro Bowl will be played in Hawaii on Sunday, February 13 and televised by ESPN at 7:30 p.m. (ET).

Fans can cast their Pro Bowl ballots and vote for their favorite quarterback, tight end, wide receiver, running back and kicker on NFL.com, in stadiums and via their wireless device. To participate, fans must send a message with the text "NFL VOTE" to 69847. Each completed ballot is packaged with exclusive NFL Shield wallpaper for $0.99.

Fans who vote for their Pro Bowl players will then be able to enter for a chance to win the Ameriquest Pro Bowl in Paradise Sweepstakes with a trip to the Pro Bowl. The Grand Prize includes an all expense paid trip to the game in Honolulu and includes exclusive experiences such as the chance to throw a football with a Pro Bowl player, a tour of Aloha Stadium, sideline passes at the game and more.

The AFC and NFC All-Star squads are made up of the consensus votes of fans, players and coaches. Each group’s vote counts one-third towards determining the 43-man rosters that represent the American Football Conference and National Football Conference in the Pro Bowl. NFL players and coaches will cast their votes on December 20-21.

The NFL is the only sports league that combines voting by fans, coaches and players to determine its all-star teams. It was the first professional sports league to offer online all-star voting in 1995.

Listed below are the top 10 overall All-Star vote-getters and the players with the most votes at each position through November 15:

NFL ALL-STAR TOP-TEN VOTE-GETTERS

Pos.	Name, Team	Votes
QB	Daunte Culpepper, Vikings	325,383
QB	Peyton Manning, Colts	310,236
QB	Donovan McNabb, Eagles	300,503
WR	Terrell Owens, Eagles	272,759
RB	Tiki Barber, Giants	260,568
RB	Priest Holmes, Chiefs	251,686
RB	Shaun Alexander, Seahawks	232,032
RB	Randy Moss, Vikings	220,854
QB	Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers	215,681
K	David Akers, Eagles	212,551

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AFC: QB : Manning , Mc Nair , Green RB: Holmes, Lewis , Portis (FB) Tony Richardson WR: Harrison , Chad Johnson, Hines Ward, Derrick Mason TE: Gonzales, Heap C: Kevin Mawae , Tom Nalen OG: Ruben Brown , Will Shields, Alan Faneca OT:  Willie Roaf , Willie Anderson , Jonathan Ogden DE: Adewale Ogunleye , Dwight Freeney , Shaun Ellis DT:  Richard Seymour , Marcus Stroud , Casey Hampton 
OLB : Keith Bullock , Peter Boulware, Takeo Spikes ILB: Ray Lewis , Zach Thomas CB : Ty Law, Patrick Surtain, Chris McAlister SS: Ed Reed 
FS : Brock Marion , Jerome Woods

NFC QB : Culpepper , McNabb, Favre RB : McAllister, Green , Davis , (FB) Beasley WR: Moss, Holt, Owens, Boldin TE : Crumpler , Shockey C : Matt Birk , Olin Kreutz OG: Marco Rivera , LeCharles Bentley, Larry Allen OT : Orlando Pace, Flozell Adams, Walter Jones DE :  Strahan , Leonard Little , Simeon Rice, DT: Kris Jenkins, La'roi Glover, Sapp OLB : Derrick Brooks , Julian Peterson, La Var Arrington , ILB : Urlacher , Keith Brooking, CB: Dre Bly , Troy Vincent , Champ Bailey , SS : Corey Chavous FS: Aeneas Williams, Roy Williams