Super Bowl LX is just around the corner, scheduled for Sunday, February 8, at 6:30 p.m. ET, taking place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, where the Seattle Seahawks will face off against the New England Patriots in a highly anticipated rematch of Super Bowl XLIX. However, the football action is far from over, as there are exciting games to watch leading up to the championship.
Tonight, viewers can tune into the NFL Pro Bowl, which airs live on ESPN at 8 p.m. ET from San Francisco. Emphasizing skills and teamwork, the Pro Bowl represents the league’s all-star event featuring the top players in a non-contact flag football format. This year, Scott Van Pelt will handle the play-by-play duties with Jason Kelce and Dan Orlovsky serving as the event’s hosts. Sideline reporters Laura Rutledge and Michelle Beisner-Buc will also contribute to the broadcast.
The coaching lineup for this year’s Pro Bowl includes Hall of Famers Jerry Rice for the NFC and Steve Young for the AFC, replacing the previous year’s coaches, Eli and Peyton Manning. Their involvement adds a layer of prestige and excitement to the event.
Notably, the 2026 Pro Bowl will showcase flag football, marking a significant moment for the sport as it prepares to debut in the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. This inclusion was confirmed by the International Olympic Committee in October 2023, highlighting the growing popularity and global development of flag football. NFL’s commitment to promoting this format reflects an aspirational new pathway for players and fans alike.
As we celebrate elite athleticism in various sports, the 2028 Olympics promises to bring even more visibility to flag football and the incredible talent it nurtures. The anticipation for these future games adds an exciting twist to tonight’s Pro Bowl, further energizing football fans everywhere.