Pro Bowl 2017: NFL’s best players on display in Orlando

The Pro Bowl was fairly uneventful, and the best play of the night goes to a kid that wasn’t supposed to be part of the game at all.

Fortunately, it appears nobody got too upset or injured during the incident. And actually, it looks like some of the players had some fun with the kid.

The AFC beat the NFC 20-13 in a spirited 2017 Pro Bowl, and two players from the AFC squad won MVP honors.

Travis Kelce, who caught three passes for 36 yards and a touchdown and also converted a first down on a fake field goal attempt, was named the offensive MVP.

Forget about playing quarterback — Washington needs to sign Kirk Cousins as their next safety. He can be the NFL’s dual threat (though he’d have to find some time to rest since he’s playing both defense and offense).

Just take a look at how he stripped Aqib Talib on this interception (Talib intercepted Cousins, but that’s not the point).

The 2017 Pro Bowl wasn’t one that we’re used to. The AFC won a relatively low-scoring affair, 20-13.

Alex Smith and Dak Prescott got us started at quarterback for the AFC and NFC, respectively. Both offenses didn’t get much going, despite it being pretty calm and light all around, with linemen on both sides of the ball seemingly doing the least. The first quarter went scoreless between the two teams.

There hasn’t been a whole lot of action through three quarters at the Pro Bowl, and one of the better plays so far is Jay Ajayi’s short run.

It wasn’t the run itself, though. It was what came after it, when Ajayi was carried by the NFC defensive line, as if he were crowdsurfing.

The Pro Bowl is the one game every season where players really don’t have to care about what’s going on. That includes celebrations, and we know Michael Bennett has his signature sexy dance.

Bennett was able to sack Andy Dalton in the second quarter of the Pro Bowl, and unleashed on the dance.