Here’s a full list of selections, alternates, coaches for AFC & NFC teams

The NFL didn’t host a Pro Bowl in 2021. That led to there being fewer official Pro Bowlers than usual, as the league didn’t need to designate alternates for the game.

However, the game is returning in 2022. As a result, the Pro Bowl rosters are lengthening once again, as alternates are needed to ensure that both teams will be able to field complete enough rosters to host the exhibition.

While plenty of players, including Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady, have opted out of the game, there will still be a lot of talent on display. Justin Herbert was voted the AFC’s starting quarterback, and he’ll look to show off his talent once again with little defensive pressure in his face.

Below is a full breakdown of the 2022 Pro Bowl rosters, including the full list of player selections, starters, alternates and coaches for the contest.

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Pro Bowl rosters 2022: AFC selections

Below is a look at every AFC player that was named to the 2022 Pro Bowl, highlighted by Justin Herbert, Jonathan Taylor, Ja’Marr Chase and Myles Garrett.

* Denotes a player that was voted a starter

Offense

Pos.	Player	Team
QB	Justin Herbert*	Chargers
QB	Patrick Mahomes	Chiefs
QB	Lamar Jackson	Ravens
QB	Mac Jones	Patriots
RB	Jonathan Taylor*	Colts
RB	Nick Chubb	Browns
RB	Joe Mixon	Bengals
RB	Najee Harris	Steelers
WR	Tyreek Hill*	Chiefs
WR	Stefon Diggs	Bills
WR	Ja’Marr Chase*	Bengals
WR	Keenan Allen	Chargers
WR	Diontae Johnson	Steelers
WR	Hunter Renfrow	Raiders
TE	Travis Kelce	Chiefs
TE	Mark Andrews*	Ravens
FB	Patrick Ricard*	Ravens
T	Orlando Brown*	Chiefs
T	Rashawn Slater*	Chargers
T	Dion Dawkins	Bills
G	Quenton Nelson*	Colts
G	Wyatt Teller	Browns
G	Joel Bitonio*	Browns
G	Rodger Saffold	Titans
C	Ryan Kelly	Colts
C	Corey Linsley*	Chargers

Defense

Pos.	Player	Team
DE	Myles Garrett*	Browns
DE	Maxx Crosby*	Raiders
DE	Trey Hendrickson	Bengals
DT	Cameron Heyward	Steelers
DT	Chris Jones*	Chiefs
DT	DeForest Buckner*	Colts
DT	Jeffery Simmons	Titans
ILB	Darius Leonard*	Colts
ILB	Denzel Perryman	Raiders
OLB	Joey Bosa*	Chargers
OLB	T.J. Watt*	Steelers
OLB	Matt Judon	Patriots
OLB	Harold Landry	Titans
CB	Denzel Ward	Browns
CB	J.C. Jackson*	Patriots
CB	Kenny Moore II	Colts
CB	Xavien Howard*	Dolphins
FS	Kevin Byard*	Titans
SS	Derwin James*	Chargers
SS	Tyrann Mathieu	Chiefs

Special Teams

Pos.	Player	Team
LS	Luke Rhodes	Colts
P	A.J. Cole	Raiders
K	Justin Tucker	Ravens
RS	Devin Duvernay	Ravens
ST	Matthew Slater	Patriots

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AFC Pro Bowl alternates 2022

There are currently eight players that were voted to the AFC squad for the Pro Bowl that are planning not to play. Most of them are on the Bengals, who still have one game remaining in their season.

Notably, Mac Jones made the Pro Bowl as a rookie. He replaced Lamar Jackson, who opted out of the contest due to the ankle injury that sidelined him during the latter half of the year.

Here’s a look at the alternates that have been called into action for the AFC so far, and who they are replacing.

Alternate	Replacing
Mac Jones, Patriots	Lamar Jackson, Ravens
Najee Harris, Steelers	Joe Mixon, Bengals
Diontae Johnson, Steelers	Ja’Marr Chase, Bengals
Hunter Renfrow, Raiders	Keenan Allen, Chargers
Rodger Saffold, Titans	Quenton Nelson, Colts
—	Trey Hendrickson, Bengals
Jeffery Simmons, Titans	Chris Jones, Chiefs
Harold Landry, Titans	Joey Bosa, Chargers

Pro Bowl rosters 2022: NFC selections

Below is a look at every NFC player that was named to the 2022 Pro Bowl, highlighted by Kyler Murray, Dalvin Cook, Justin Jefferson and Nick Bosa.

* Denotes a player that was voted a starter

Offense

Pos.	Player	Team
QB	Tom Brady	Buccaneers
QB	Aaron Rodgers*	Packers
QB	Kyler Murray	Cardinals
QB	Kirk Cousins	Vikings
QB	Russell Wilson	Seahawks
RB	Dalvin Cook*	Vikings
RB	James Conner	Cardinals
RB	Alvin Kamara	Saints
WR	Cooper Kupp*	Rams
WR	Davante Adams*	Packers
WR	Justin Jefferson	Vikings
WR	Deebo Samuel	49ers
WR	Mike Evans	Buccaneers
WR	CeeDee Lamb	Cowboys
TE	George Kittle*	49ers
TE	Kyle Pitts	Falcons
FB	Kyle Juszczyk*	49ers
T	Trent Williams*	49ers
T	Tristan Wirfs*	Buccaneers
T	Tyron Smith	Cowboys
T	D.J. Humphries	Cardinals
T	Brian O’Neill	Vikings
T	Duane Brown	Seahawks
G	Zack Martin*	Cowboys
G	Brandon Scherff*	Washington
G	Ali Marpet	Buccaneers
G	Jonah Jackson	Lions
G	Laken Tomlinson	49ers
C	Jason Kelce*	Eagles
C	Ryan Jensen	Buccaneers
C	Alex Mack	49ers

Defense

Pos.	Player	Team
DE	Nick Bosa*	49ers
DE	Brian Burns*	Panthers
DE	Cameron Jordan	Saints
DE	Josh Sweat	Eagles
DT	Aaron Donald*	Rams
DT	Jonathan Allen	Washington
DT	Kenny Clark	Packers
DT	Javon Hargrave	Eagles
DT	Vita Vea	Buccaneers
LB	Micah Parsons*	Cowboys
LB	Bobby Wagner	Seahawks
LB	Devin White	Buccaneers
OLB	Chandler Jones*	Cardinals
OLB	Robert Quinn*	Bears
OLB	Shaquil Barrett	Buccaneers
CB	Trevon Diggs*	Cowboys
CB	Jalen Ramsey*	Rams
CB	Darius Slay	Eagles
CB	Marshon Lattimore	Saints
CB	Stephon Gilmore	Panthers
FS	Quandre Diggs*	Seahawks
FS	Antonie Winfield Jr.	Buccaneers
SS	Budda Baker*	Cardinals
SS	Harrison Smith	Vikings

Special Teams

Pos.	Player	Team
LS	Josh Harris	Falcons
P	Bryan Anger	Cowboys
K	Matt Gay	Rams
K	Jake Elliott	Eagles
RS	Jakeem Grant	Bears
ST	J.T. Gray	Saints

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NFC Pro Bowl alternates 2022

The NFC has seen significantly more opt-outs among starters than the AFC. In fact, 13 starters have opted out of the Pro Bowl for the NFC, including eight on offense. So, there will be a lot of changes from what fans, players and coaches had voted on for the game.

The starters listed will likely be replaced in the following way:

• QB Kyler Murray will replace Aaron Rodgers
• WRs Justin Jefferson and Deebo Samuel will replace Cooper Kupp and Davante Adams
• OTs D.J. Humphries and Brian O’Neill will replace Trent Williams and Tristan Wirfs
• Gs Ali Marpet and Jonah Jackson will replace Zack Martin and Brandon Scherff
• C Ryan Jensen will replace Jason Kelce
• DE Cameron Jordan will replace Nick Bosa
• DT Javon Hargrave will replace Aaron Donald
• CB Darius Slay will replace Jalen Ramsey
• S Antoine Winfield will replace Quandre Diggs
• K Jake Elliott will replace Matt Gay

In total, there are 16 players opting out of the Pro Bowl, and the NFC will need a lot of alternates as a result.

Here’s a look at the alternates that have been called into action for the NFC so far, and who they are replacing.

Alternate	Replacing
Kirk Cousins, Vikings	Aaron Rodgers, Packers
Russell Wilson, Seahawks	Tom Brady, Buccaneers
Mike Evans, Buccaneers	Davante Adams, Packers
CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys	Cooper Kupp, Rams
D.J. Humphries, Cardinals	Tyron Smith, Cowboys
Brian O’Neill, Vikings	Tristan Wirfs, Buccaneers
Duane Brown, Seahawks	Trent Williams, 49ers
Jonah Jackson, Lions	Brandon Scherff, Commanders
Laken Tomlinson, 49ers	Zack Martin, Cowboys
Alex Mack, 49ers	Jason Kelce, Eagles
Josh Sweat, Eagles	Nick Bosa, 49ers
Javon Hargrave, Eagles	Kenny Clark, Packers
Vita Vea, Buccaneers	Aaron Donald, Rams
Devin White, Buccaneers	Bobby Wagner, Seahawks
Stephon Gilmore, Panthers	Jalen Ramsey, Rams
Antoine Winfield Jr., Buccaneers	Quandre Diggs
Jake Elliott, Eagles	Matt Gay, Rams

NFL Pro Bowl fan voting results 2022

The fan vote is key in deciding who is in the Pro Bowl, as it accounts for one-third of consideration for the event. Player voting and coach voting make up the other two thirds of the process.

Jonathan Taylor was the leading vote-getter in the AFC after he generated a league-high 2,171 scrimmage yards and 20 total touchdowns in 2022. Nick Bosa led the way in the NFC and was joined by two other 49ers — fullback Kyle Juszczyk and tight end George Kittle — in the conference’s top-six vote-getters.

Below is a full list of the top fan vote-getters by position this year for each conference:

AFC

Pos.	Player	Team	Votes
RB	Jonathan Taylor	Colts	265,370
TE	Travis Kelce	Chiefs	262,540
OLB	T.J. Watt	Steelers	237,047
QB	Justin Herbert	Chargers	213,904
WR	Ja’Marr Chase	Bengals	202,141
DE	Myles Garrett	Browns	201,096
FS	Kevin Byard	Titans	193,061
K	Justin Tucker	Ravens	186,812
DT	Jeffery Simmons	Titans	173,029
SS	Tyrann Mathieu	Chiefs	170,939
CB	J.C. Jackson	Patriots	162,263
FB	Patrick Ricard	Ravens	142,032
C	Creed Humphrey	Chiefs	128,608
G	Joe Bitonio	Browns	116,569
ILB	Denzel Perryman	Raiders	113,733
RS	Ray-Ray McCloud	Steelers	98,525
ST	Ola Adeniyi	Titans	98,287
P	Pressley Harvin	Steelers	93,676
LS	Joe Cardona	Patriots	86,382
T	Rashawn Slater	Chargers	83,085

NFC

Pos.	Player	Team	Votes
DE	Nick Bosa	49ers	264,687
RB	Kyle Juszczyk	49ers	242,900
CB	Trevon Diggs	Cowboys	242,900
QB	Tom Brady	Buccaneers	237,468
WR	Davante Adams	Packers	234,600
TE	George Kittle	49ers	208,193
ILB	Micah Parsons	Cowboys	189,899
DT	Aaron Donald	Rams	185,503
RB	Dalvin Cook	Vikings	156,503
OLB	Haason Reddick	Panthers	135,643
SS	Harrison Smith	Vikings	134,321
P	Michael Dickson	Seahawks	132,814
T	Trent Williams	49ers	131,096
FS	Quandre Diggs	Seahawks	123,574
RS	DeAndre Carter	Washington	111,471
G	Zack Martin	Cowboys	108,065
ST	Nick Bellore	Seahawks	102,774
C	Jason Kelce	Eagles	98,380
K	Younghoe Koo	Falcons	80,713
LS	Cameron Cheeseman	Washington	72,416

Who is coaching the 2022 Pro Bowl?

The coaches of the two No. 1 seeds in the postseason will coach in the Pro Bowl since neither is playing in the postseason.

Mike Vrabel, who led the Titans to a 12-5 record and won Sporting News’ Coach of the Year award, will be in charge of the AFC. Matt LaFleur, who led the Packers to a 13-4 record, will run the show on the NFC sidelines.

What channel is the Pro Bowl on today?

• TV channel (national): ESPN | ABC
• Live stream: ESPN app, fuboTV

The 2022 Pro Bowl will be broadcast nationally on ESPN and ABC. Viewers that have Disney XD will also be able to watch it on that platform — if they so desire.

ESPN’s normal “Monday Night Football” crew of Steve Levy, Brian Griese, Louis Riddick and Lisa Salters will be on the call for the game.

This is the final year that the Pro Bowl will be broadcast on multiple networks. Beginning in 2023, ABC will be the exclusive home of the event.

The Pro Bowl can be streamed using ESPN’s app or website for those with cable subscriptions. Those without cable can use fuboTV, which comes with a free trial, to stream the game.

In Canada, viewers can watch the Pro Bowl with a subscription to DAZN, which includes every NFL game.

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2022 Pro Bowl start time

• Date: Sunday, Feb. 6
• Kickoff: 3 p.m. ET

The Pro Bowl will begin at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 6, a week before Super Bowl 56. It will start at 12 p.m. local time in Las Vegas.