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The 2024 Pro Bowl Games marked a thrilling return to Orlando, offering a fresh and engaging take on the NFL’s all-star festivities. After a three-year hiatus from this location, the event once again celebrated the league’s top talent through a series of competitions and a flagship flag football game, highlighting the skills and sportsmanship of the AFC and NFC’s finest.

Orlando’s Camping World Stadium set the stage on Sunday, February 4, 2024, for the Pro Bowl Games Championship, broadcast across multiple platforms including ESPN, ABC, and Disney XD. This event followed the Thursday Skills Showdown, which took place on February 1, 2024, showcasing the athletes’ abilities in various challenges.

The revamped format of the Pro Bowl Games, now in its second year, eschews traditional tackle football in favor of skills competitions and a non-contact flag football game. This shift aims to entertain and engage fans while prioritizing player safety and showcasing the talents of NFL stars in a new light. The skills showdown and flag football match-up bring an innovative twist to celebrating the season’s achievements, blending competition with entertainment.

Player participation was robust, with standouts from teams across the league. For instance, the AFC’s roster boasted talents like Tyreek Hill (Miami Dolphins), Derrick Henry (Tennessee Titans), and Myles Garrett (Cleveland Browns), among others. The NFC countered with stars such as Brock Purdy and Christian McCaffrey from the San Francisco 49ers, alongside Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys, highlighting the depth of talent across the NFL.

This year’s Pro Bowl Games not only celebrated individual and team excellence but also served as a dynamic and family-friendly event, emphasizing fun, camaraderie, and the spirit of the game. The inclusion of flag football and skills challenges offers a glimpse into the future of the Pro Bowl, where fan engagement and player creativity are at the forefront.

As the NFL continues to innovate and reimagine its all-star week, the 2024 Pro Bowl Games in Orlando have set a new standard for celebrating the best in football, bridging tradition with modern entertainment and competition​​​​.

2024 Pro Bowl Games Schedule and Results

Thursday, February 1, 2024, at Nicholson Fieldhouse, University of Central Florida

Precision Passing

  • 1st: C. J. Stroud (HOU) – Score: 26
  • 2nd: Baker Mayfield (TB) – Score: 24

Baker Mayfield won the final round with a score of 9.

Conference Score: AFC 0, NFC 3

High Stakes

Miles Killebrew won for the AFC, holding 6 footballs.

Conference Score: AFC 3, NFC 3

Closest to the Pin (Hawk’s Landing Golf Club, Orlando World Center Marriott Hotel)

Bryan Anger (NFC) won with a shot 2 feet from the hole.

Conference Score: AFC 3, NFC 6

Snap Shots

The NFC won, led by Andrew DePaola with 9 points.

Conference Score: AFC 3, NFC 9

Dodgeball

Results balanced with three points for each conference after two games.

Conference Score: AFC 6, NFC 12

Sunday, February 4, 2024, at Camping World Stadium

Kick-Tac-Toe

Conference Score: AFC 9, NFC 12

Flag Football First Quarter

AFC led 12–7.

Conference Score: AFC 21, NFC 19

Move the Chains

Conference Score: AFC 21, NFC 22

Flag Football Second Quarter

AFC led 26–14.

Conference Score: AFC 47, NFC 36

Madden NFL Head-to-Head

Puka Nacua & Micah Parsons (NFC) defeated David Njoku & Tyreek Hill (AFC) 36-15.

Conference Score: AFC 47, NFC 39

Gridiron Gauntlet (Race 1)

Conference Score: AFC 47, NFC 42

Best Catch

Results announced on Sunday.

Conference Score: AFC 47, NFC 45

Gridiron Gauntlet (Race 2)

Conference Score: AFC 47, NFC 48

Flag Football Third Quarter

NFC led 7–6.

Conference Score: AFC 53, NFC 55

Tug-of-war

NFC won in a 2–0 sweep.

Conference Score: AFC 53, NFC 58

Flag Football Fourth Quarter

Both teams scored 6 points each.

Conference Score: AFC 59, NFC 64

Overall Score

The NFC won with a final score of 64 to the AFC’s 59 after a complete game of flag football and inter-quarter skill events.

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