The 2025 NFL Pro Bowl concluded in style with a flag football matchup between the AFC and NFC, held at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida. The four-day event showcased various skills competitions leading up to the main event, where the NFC emerged victorious with a score of 76-63, marking Eli Manning’s third consecutive win over his brother Peyton in the Pro Bowl coaching matchup.
Throughout the competitions, fans were treated to an exciting afternoon of activities, including punt perfect challenges and tug-of-war events. The highlight was the seven-on-seven flag football game, featuring star players like Jared Goff, Joe Burrow, and Ja’Marr Chase, offering glimpses of their talents ahead of the Super Bowl.
Byron Murphy secured the Defensive MVP title after a pivotal pick-six, while Jared Goff was named Offensive MVP for leading the NFC’s strong start. The NFC took control early in the game, utilizing multiple touchdown drives and formidable defense. Despite a few moments of creativity from the AFC, including a double pass play that resulted in a touchdown, they were unable to overcome the NFC’s lead.
Further emphasizing the NFC’s dominance, they also triumphed in the tug-of-war competition, solidifying their overall point total. As the eventual champions, the NFC’s performance throughout the event left fans with memorable moments and a sense of anticipation for the upcoming Super Bowl clash between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.
In a notable performance, Baker Mayfield led a rapid touchdown drive for the NFC, further demonstrating their offensive prowess. Meanwhile, the AFC struggled to mount a comeback, even with impressive plays from Russell Wilson and Drake Maye.
This year’s Pro Bowl successfully combined entertainment with competition, allowing players to showcase their skills while also providing fans with a fun atmosphere in Florida. As the NFL season nears its thrilling conclusion, this event served as a reminder of the excitement surrounding professional football.
Overall, the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl proved to be not just an exhibition, but a festive celebration of the sport, leaving fans hopeful for an exhilarating Super Bowl next week.