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NFL Ends Pro Bowl Games After Format Changes

Published August 26, 2026 · Updated August 27, 2026 · The Guardian

The NFL has announced the end of the Pro Bowl Games after years of format changes, with 88 players to be honored at a celebration during Super Bowl week in Los Angeles.

The league confirmed that beginning with the 2026 season, only the traditional 88 Pro Bowl selections will receive honors. The NFL will no longer stage the AFC-NFC game, flag-football matchup, or skills competitions that characterized recent versions of the event.

Instead, the selected players will be invited to the Super Bowl site in Los Angeles for an in-person celebration in February, marking a return to a simpler recognition format for the NFL's all-stars. umafrika.club

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