For those eagerly anticipating a glimpse into the NFL's elite, Tuesday night brings the highly anticipated Pro Bowl Games on ESPN. Six Houston Texans players will be taking to the field in San Francisco, where they'll face off against their NFC counterparts in a series of challenges and a 7-on-7 flag football game at the Moscone Center.
Notably, several top stars won't be participating, including those from the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, who are both gearing up for the Super Bowl. Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, the fan-voted leader, will also sit out.
Viewers can tune in to ESPN for a comprehensive coverage of the event, which kicks off with "Postseason NFL Countdown" at 5:30 p.m., followed by "Progressive Pro Bowl Kickoff" at 7 p.m. The main event - the Pro Bowl Games - gets underway at 7:15 p.m.
For fans looking to catch all the action, the broadcast will be available on ESPN, Disney XD, ESPN Deportes, as well as through the ESPN App and NFL streaming hub.
If you're looking for more in-depth coverage of the NFL, be sure to check out the ESPN NFL hub page for up-to-date news, analysis, scores, stats, schedules, and more.
Notably, several top stars won't be participating, including those from the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, who are both gearing up for the Super Bowl. Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, the fan-voted leader, will also sit out.
Viewers can tune in to ESPN for a comprehensive coverage of the event, which kicks off with "Postseason NFL Countdown" at 5:30 p.m., followed by "Progressive Pro Bowl Kickoff" at 7 p.m. The main event - the Pro Bowl Games - gets underway at 7:15 p.m.
For fans looking to catch all the action, the broadcast will be available on ESPN, Disney XD, ESPN Deportes, as well as through the ESPN App and NFL streaming hub.
If you're looking for more in-depth coverage of the NFL, be sure to check out the ESPN NFL hub page for up-to-date news, analysis, scores, stats, schedules, and more.
I'm actually kinda stoked about the Pro Bowl Games this year... not because of the top players sitting out (I mean, come on, Travis Kelce's gotta chill with his Super Bowl prep 
), but 'cause I love seeing some of these talented guys show off their skills. It's all about having a good time and giving back to the fans, you know? 
Plus, it's always fun to see some of those younger guys shine in this setting. And hey, who knows, maybe someone's gonna surprise us with an epic performance! 
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i mean, who thought it was a good idea to let these elite athletes just chill with each other on the field? but hey, at least the fans get to see some cool challenges and flag football action 
maybe next year we'll get to see some of these stars on the field? 
The 7-on-7 flag football game sounds fun tho 
Would love to see some crazy plays like that on the regular field. Anyone else think this is more about promoting the Super Bowl than actual pro ball? 
Pro Bowl Games are always a fun event to watch! But I gotta say, it's kinda weird that some top stars aren't participating this year... like, what's the point of even having a pro bowl if they're not gonna show up? 
Can't wait to see the Houston Texans in action on Tues night tho! 
. I remember when I was younger, I used to love watching the Pro Bowls, but nowadays it just seems like an excuse for players to take a break from the grind. Still, it'll be cool to see some of those Texans players shine on the big stage! Maybe they can show the rest of the league how it's done 
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! It's gonna be a blast watching all these talented players go head-to-head in those challenges and that 7-on-7 flag football game 
. I wish Travis Kelce could've made it though, he's always been my favorite player 
. At least we get to see some of the other top stars like J.J. Watt and Deshaun Watson competing 
! And yay for comprehensive coverage on ESPN, I'm all set to watch it with a plate of nachos and some friends 
just saw that 6 Texans players are reppin' SF 
, but did u know that only like 1 in 5 Pro Bowl players are actual starters? 
It's crazy to think about all the extra reps these guys get compared to the regular season! 
Meanwhile, I'm watching that ESPN NFL hub page and it says the average Pro Bowl player has played 2.4 games since their last regular season game... mind blown 
And, btw, have you seen those stats on the NFL's injuries lately? 
It's alarming how many players are getting hurt during the season. 
). But seriously, it's awesome that we get to see these talented athletes showcase their skills in a fun and unique way. And hey, who needs superstars like Travis Kelce when you have up-and-coming players right from our own city?! 
. Like, why do they even have it if the top stars are just gonna sit out? It's not like it's gonna be a real competition or anything... And Travis Kelce skipping it because of fan votes? Please, it's all about the publicity at this point 
. But hey, I guess it'll be decent TV for those who don't really follow the NFL 
Anyway, if you're an NFL fan, it might be worth checking out. The Moscone Center is supposed to be lit! 
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. Still, I'm sure we'll get some awesome moments from the players who do show up 
. Like, it's cool that these talented players are getting to show off their skills, but is it really worth skipping out on the actual Super Bowl? 
