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2025 Pro Bowl Games: Complete Roster Announced

Charles Taudin

The NFL has announced full roster for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games in Orlando

The NFL and Verizon are returning the Pro Bowl Games to Orlando for a second straight year in 2025.

The event features the league’s best players in fan-favorite skills competitions, culminating in an exciting AFC vs. NFC flag football game. The fans, players and coaches vote on the Pro Bowl rosters for selected players. The vote counts evenly weigh between all three groups. The NFL’s unique voting procedure distinguishes it from other sports leagues.

The 2025 roster features 88 of the league’s top stars—28 teams are represented, with 22 clubs having multiple selections. The Baltimore Ravens have the most Pro Bowlers with nine.

Next up, Detroit Lions have seven Pro Bowlers. Minnesota Vikings have six Pro Bowlers.

The Pro Bowl Games begin with the Pro Bowl Skills Show on Thursday, January 30 live on ESPN. NFL stars will work together to tackle creative challenges that show their on-and-off field skills.

Anticipation is in the air as Sunday, February 2, approaches. During this day, fans will see the AFC and NFC doing battle during their fan-favorite skills contests and flag football game coached by NFL legends Peyton and Eli Manning.

The day will feature family-friendly activities, giveaways and interactive entertainment, making it a great day for football fans. Whether you’re in Orlando at Camping World Stadium or at home from 3-6 p.m., catch all the action on ESPN and ABC

Standout Players and Historic Achievements

The 2025 Pro Bowl Games feature a mix of seasoned veterans and rising stars. Among the selected players are:

AFC Quarterbacks

Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills): Making his third Pro Bowl appearance, Allen achieved a historic milestone with multiple seasons of at least 25 passing touchdowns and 10 rushing touchdowns.

Joe Burrow (Cincinnati Bengals): The NFL leader in passing yards (4,641) and touchdown passes (42) entering Week 18, Burrow continues to redefine consistency with eight consecutive games of 250+ passing yards and three touchdown passes.

Lamar Jackson (Baltimore Ravens): With 4,807 total yards and 43 touchdowns, Jackson is the league’s all-time leading rusher among quarterbacks and continues to break records.

NFC Quarterbacks

Jayden Daniels (Washington Commanders): The rookie sensation broke the record for most rushing yards by a rookie quarterback (864) and joins an elite group as only the fourth rookie quarterback since 1970 to make the Pro Bowl roster.

Sam Darnold (Minnesota Vikings): In his debut season with the Vikings, Darnold notched career highs in passing yards (4,153) and touchdowns (35), becoming the first quarterback to win 14 games in their first season with a team.

Jared Goff (Detroit Lions): Goff achieved an impressive passer rating of 113.6 while setting a new standard for efficiency with five games featuring 275+ passing yards, two touchdowns, and a passer rating above 135.

2025 NFL Pro Bowl : the complete Roster

Milestone Achievements Across the League

Travis Kelce (Kansas City Chiefs): Selected to his 10th Pro Bowl, Kelce trails only Tony Gonzalez and Jason Witten among tight ends.

Kyle Juszczyk (San Francisco 49ers): Juszczyk’s ninth Pro Bowl selection sets a record for fullbacks.

Micah Parsons (Dallas Cowboys): The linebacker is the first defensive player to earn Pro Bowl honors in each of his first four seasons since Aaron Donald.

Ja’Marr Chase (Cincinnati Bengals): Chase becomes the fourth receiver since 1970 to be selected to the Pro Bowl in each of his first four seasons.

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Global Editorial Chief of The Playoffs, I created The Free Agent, which became The Playoffs FR, in 2020 during the pandemic. A longtime fan of the four major American sports, I now oversee the editorial strategy and social media for all versions of The Playoffs. I still occasionally write about sports I’m particularly passionate about, such as the NFL or MLB. If there’s one thing you should remember: Eli Manning is the true GOAT for beating Tom Brady twice.

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