First the first time in its history, the NFL Pro Bowl won’t be going by conferences. Instead, there will be a schoolyard feel to it with two men picking teams. Hall of Famers Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders began to put their teams together in Day 1 of the Pro Bowl draft on Tuesday. They’ll fill out their teams with skilled players on Wednesday. with the game that will be played Jan. 26 in Aloha Stadium of Hawaii.
Pro Bowl 2014 draft, Day 2: How to watch, captains, rules and more
The Pro Bowl is going to look very different this year, and we’re here to break the whole thing down.
Day 2 of the draft will be televised at 8 p.m. on NFL Network.
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Each team will have 44 members, including four receivers, three tackles, two guards, two centers, two tight ends, three quarterbacks, three running backs and one fullback on offense. Tuesday, teams took care of their lines, special teams and fullback. They’ll pick the rest of their rosters today.
The Pro Bowl will be played at Aloha Stadium in Hawaii at 7 p.m. ET Sunday and televised on NBC.
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