NFL Pro Bowl Tickets

The NFL Pro Bowl is a fan-favorite event, a chance for the best players from every team to compete on the same field. It's a fun way of mixing up the teams with all their styles, rivalries, and personalities, and it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience for fans! Fans eagerly snatch up cheap NFL Pro Bowl tickets to see this unique game, so make sure you act fast! If you wait too long to buy your tickets, you may find all the cheap NFL Pro Bowl tickets have sold out. Be sure to order your tickets here on CheapTickets!

A Game of Stars

The NFL Pro Bowl was started in 1951, and it was traditionally held between the teams of the American Football Conference and the teams of the National Football Conference. The format is very similar to many other professional sports all-star games. They take top players from each league to face off against each other, NFC vs. AFC. From 2014-2017 the league experimented with a new format involving two captains picking players for their teams “schoolyard” style. After major upset from fans, coaches, and players the league reverted to the original format for the 2017 Pro Bowl game. Traditionally the game is played the weekend before the Super Bowl, with the two teams participating in the disqualified from playing. Unlike many other All-Star games, the NFL decided to put the game at the end of the season to protect players from potentially injuring themselves and having to sit out the remainder of the season. The NFL Pro Bowl is usually held in a spectacular location, including the Superdome in New Orleans, Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Polo Grounds in New York, and Wrigley Field in Chicago, to name a few.

Originally, the players that got to play in the Pro Bowl were determined by other players as well as coaching staff. In 1995 the league implemented the option for fans to vote in who they wanted to see play at the game. The league also selects replacements in the event that a player that was originally voted in for some reason can’t play. The coaching staff for the game is determined by the team with the best record that got eliminated during the Divisional Playoff Round.

2020 Pro Bowl

The 2020 Pro Bowl was held at the Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida. The game was played on January 26, 2020 and as expected, had some of the biggest names in the sport! The roster for the 2020 Pro Bowl was announced later in December and fans got nothing short of an all-star lineup.

While the game is televised every year, there is nothing quite like seeing it in person! Don’t miss your chance to see some of the best players that football has to offer take the field together. Hurry to get your cheap NFL Pro Bowl tickets today before they all sell out!