NFL Decides to Stop Pro Bowl Games Beginning Next Year

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NFL Decides to Stop Pro Bowl Games Beginning Next Year

The league will continue selecting 88 Pro Bowlers through its existing fan, player, and coach voting process. One major change: alternates will no longer receive Pro Bowl recognition, making the honor more exclusive.⁠ The 88 players selected will be invited to Los Angeles for a February celebration as the NFL shifts away from an exhibition that had steadily lost its competitive appeal.⁠


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