2023 Pro Bowl Games Rosters: AFC, NFC Lineups for Each Event

Flag football and dodgeball are both on the agenda this weekend.

This week the NFL’s first-ever Pro Bowl Games will be featured on ESPN, and on Wednesday, all the competitions and its competitors were announced. Events start Thursday at 7 p.m. ET with five skills challenges, and the games will conclude at 3 p.m. Sunday with more skills events and a trio of flag football games.

Peyton Manning will coach the AFC team while Eli Manning will coach the NFC. The goal of the skill competition is to accumulate points for your conference, and you get points by winning competitions. The conference with the most points at the end of the weekend will be crowned the winner of the inaugural Pro Bowl Games. Here are the events and its competitors: 

Best Catch Competition (First round Thursday; finale Sunday)

This competition will include two wide receivers in each conference squaring off to see who can perform the most impressive and creative pass catches. Thursday’s first round will see highlight reels from players shot at iconic venues around Las Vegas, and then, fans will vote online whose catches were best. The event starts at 7 p.m. ET. 

AFC	NFC
Pat Surtain II, Broncos	Amon-Ra St. Brown, Lions
Stefon Diggs, Bills	Justin Jefferson, Vikings

Precision Passing (Thursday) 

Each conference will send three quarterbacks to compete in a one-minute accuracy competition. 

AFC	NFC
Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars	Kirk Cousins, Vikings
Tyler Huntley, Ravens	Geno Smith, Seahawks
Derek Carr, Raiders	Jared Goff, Lions

Longest Drive (Thursday)

This competition will test a player’s ability in driving a golf ball. 

AFC	NFC
Justin Tucker, Ravens	Jonathan Allen, Commanders
Jordan Poyer, Bills	Tress Way, Commanders
CJ Mosley, Jets	Daron Payne, Commanders
Marlon Humphrey, Ravens	TJ Hockenson, Vikings
Matt Judon, Patriots	Za’Darius Smith, Vikings

Lightning Round (Thursday) 

This next event appears to be an inventive one and may be a little confusing with it having three parts. The first part called “splash catch” and is a water balloon toss. The second part revolves around players attempting to catch punts from a JUGS machine. Finally, the remaining players from each conference will take aim at targets attached to a bucket hanging over the head of an opposing coach. The first team to dump a bucket on a coach wins.

AFC	NFC
Quinnen Williams, Jets	Frank Ragnow, Lions
Mitch Morse, Bills	Budda Baker, Cardinals
Joel Bitonio, Browns	Chris Lindstrom, Falcons
Pat Surtain II, Broncos	Brian Burns, Panthers
Laremy Tunsil, Texans	KaVontae Turpin, Cowboys
Ben Jones, Titans	Jeremy Reaves, Commanders
Jamal Agnew, Jaguars	Penei Sewell, Lions
Justin Hardee, Jets	Cam Jordan, Lions
Bradley Chubb, Dolphins	Terry McLaurin, Commanders
Rodger Saffold, Bills	Fred Warner, 49ers
Matt Milano, Bills	Tristan Wirfs, Buccaneers
Jeffrey Simmons, Titans	Demarcus Lawrence, Cowboys
Wyatt Teller, Browns	Talanoa Hufanga, 49ers
Derrick Henry, Titans	Quadre Diggs, Seahawks
Dion Dawkins, Titans	Dexter Lawrence, Giants
Patrick Picard, Ravens	Zack Martin, Cowboys
Cam Heyward, Steelers	Tyler Biadasz, Cowboys
Trey Hendrickson, Bengals	Danielle Hunter, Vikings
Terron Armstead, Dolphins	Trent Williams, 49ers
Xavien Howard, Dolphins	Elgton Jenkins, Packers

Dodgeball (Thursday) 

Dodgeball will be the centerpiece of a multi-round tournament with four teams of five players. It will begin with the offensive and defensive teams playing interconference games, with the winners advancing for an NFC-AFC finale.

AFC	NFC
Offense	Offense
Nick Chubb, Browns	Dalvin Cook, Vikings
Tyreek Hill, Dolphins	CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys
Ja’Marr Chase, Bengals	Saquon Barkley, Giants
Josh Jacobs, Raiders	George Kittle, 49ers
Mark Andrews, Ravens	Kyle Juszczyk, 49ers
Dawson Knox, Bills	Christian McCaffrey, 49ers
Defense	Defense
Myles Garrett, Browns	Demario Davis, Saints
Maxx Crosby, Raiders	Jaire Alexander, Packers
Sauce Gardner, Jets	Trevon Diggs, Cowboys
Minkah Fitzpatrick, Steelers	Micah Parsons, Cowboys
Roquan Smith, Ravens	Jalen Ramsey, Rams
Marlon Humphrey, Ravens	Tariq Woolen, Steelers

Kick Tac Toe (Sunday) 

Each team’s kicker, punter and long snapper will compete in a tic-tac-toe competition with a special teams twist. 

AFC	NFC
Justin Tucker, Ravens	Jason Myers, Patriots
AJ Cole, Raiders	Tress Way, Commanders
Morgan Cox, Titans	Andrew DePaola, Vikings

Flag Football (Sunday)

The flag football finale will be three games with skill position players along with centers, who snap and kneel as is customary in seven-on-seven competition.

AFC	NFC
Derek Carr, Raiders	Kirk Cousins, Vikings
Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars	Geno Smith, Seahawks
Tyler Huntley, Ravens	Jared Goff, Lions
Nick Chubb, Browns	Dalvin Cook, Vikings
Josh Jacobs, Raiders	Saquon Barkley, Giants
Derrick Henry, Titans	Christian McCaffrey, 49ers
Davante Adams, Raiders	Terry McLaurin, Commanders
Stefon Diggs, Bills	Justin Jefferson, Vikings
Tyreek Hill, Dolphins	CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys
Ja’Marr Chase, Bengals	Amon-Ra St. Brown, Lions
Mark Andrews, Ravens	TJ Hockenson, Vikings
Dawson Knox, Bills	George Kittle, 49ers
Patrick Ricard, Ravens	Kyle Juszczyk, 49ers
Matt Judon, Patriots	Micah Parsons, Cowboys
Matt Milano, Bills	Danielle Hunter, Vikings
Bradley Chubb, Dolphins	Za’Darius Smith, Vikings
CJ Mosley, Jets	Demario Davis, Saints
Roquan Smith, Ravens	Fred Warner, 49ers
Pat Surtain II, Broncos	Jaire Alexander, Packers
Sauce Gardner, Jets	Jalen Ramsey, Rams
Xavien Howard, Dolphins	Trevon Diggs, Cowboys
Marlon Humphrey, Ravens	Tariq Woolen, Seahawks
Minkah Fitzpatrick, Steelers	Quandre Diggs, Seahawks
Derwin James, Chargers	Talanoa Hufanga, 49ers
Jordan Poyer, Bills	Budda Baker, Cardinals
Jamal Agnew, Jaguars	KaVontae Turpin, Cowboys
Jusin Hardee, Jets	Jeremy Reaves, Commanders
Ben Jones, Titans	Frank Ragnow, Lions
Mitch Morse, Bills	Tyler Biadasz, Cowboys

Gridiron Gauntlet (Sunday)

This will be a side-by-side relay race where players will climb walls, go under tables, navigate a tire run and push a blocking sled with a coach on it.

AFC	NFC
Joel Bitonio, Browns	Penei Sewell, Lions
Myles Garrett, Browns	Brian Burns, Panthers
Nick Chubb, Browns	Saquon Barkley, Giants
Cam Heyward, Steelers	Tristan Wirfs, Buccaneers
Dion Dawkins, Bills	Cam Jordan, Saints

Move the Chains (Sunday) 

This competition will have two teams from each conference compete in a best-of-three weighted 10-yard wall pull.

AFC	NFC
Team 1	Team 1
Quinnen Williams, Jets	Jonathan Allen, Commanders
Trey Hendrickson, Bengals	Frank Ragnow, Lions
Laremy Tunsil, Texans	Chris Lindstrom, Falcons
Terron Armstead, Dolphins	Trent Williams, 49ers
Jeffrey Simmons, Titans	Demarcus Lawrence, Cowboys
Team 2	Team 2
Maxx Crosby, Raiders	Dexter Lawrence, Giants
Rodger Saffold, Bills	Daron Payne, Commanders
Ben Jones, Titans	Zack Martin, Cowboys
Mitch Morse, Bills	Elgton Jenkins, Packers
Wyatt Teller, Browns	Tyler Biadasz, Cowboys