The NFL announced on Tuesday the complete rosters for the 2026 Pro Bowl Games, a celebration of player skills that is highlighted by a flag football game between the AFC and NFC.

Arizona Cardinals pass-rusher Josh Sweat is having a career season, and he isn't happy about the lack of a Pro Bowl selection for his efforts.

Pro Ducks continued to excel this season in the NFL, as three former Oregon standouts were selected as part of the 2026 Pro Bowl.

Cincinnati head coach Zac Taylor has for weeks stumped for Turner to be a Pro Bowl inclusion only to see the player, along with receiver Tee Higgins and receiver/kick return specialist Charlie Jones, as alternates. Receiver Ja'Marr Chase was the Bengals' long Pro Bowl selection. The NFL and its teams announced the selections Dec. 23.

The NFL announced the Pro Bowl rosters for the AFC and NFC, and the Philadelphia Eagles had five players make the roster, led by Jalen Carter, who earned back-to-back berths. Cooper DeJean, Quinyon Mitchell, Carter, Cam Jurgens, and Zack Baun have been named to the Pro Bowl.

Here are the USC Trojans who made the NFL Pro Bowl this season:

Two Wisconsinites were given their first Pro Bowl selections, including one rookie who spent most of his college career at the University of Wisconsin, when the National Football League named its teams for the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl Games.

Still, there were plenty of other Bears players worthy of Pro Bowl honors that didn't make the cut despite many finishing with the top fan vote at their respective positions. Here are the five biggest snubs from the Bears that have an argument to be included: There is arguably no one more deserving to make the Pro Bowl than cornerback Nahshon Wright.

The Philadelphia Eagles' defensive coordinator, Vic Fangio, didn’t hold back on Monday when discussing the NFL’s Pro Bowl voting process. When he was asked about Jordan Davis's Pro Bowl snub, Fangio's blunt remarks sparked fresh debate about the credibility of the all-star game’s system and highlighted ongoing frustration among teams and fans alike.