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2016 Pro Bowl Teams Finalized FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 1/27/16 http://twitter.com/NFL345 2016 PRO BOWL TEAMS FINALIZED -- NFL Legends Captains Michael Irvin & Jerry Rice Assemble Pro Bowl Squads -- Teams for the NFL’s 2016 Pro Bowl presented by USAA were finalized Wednesday (January 27) during the nationally-televised primetime Draft Show special on ESPN2. All 88 Pro Bowl players were in attendance for the live show, which was held at the Army’s historic Wheeler Army Airfield in Hawaii. Serving as NFL Legend team captains, Pro Football Hall of Famers MICHAEL IRVIN and JERRY RICE led the Draft selections for their respective squads. Five-time Pro Bowler DARREN WOODSON (Team Irvin) and two-time Pro Bowler ERIC DAVIS (Team Rice), who were previously tabbed defensive co-captains, assisted Irvin and Rice in the selection process. Prior to Wednesday’s show, initial selections for the 2016 Pro Bowl were made on Tuesday (January 26) by the NFL Legend team captains. Rice won a coin toss at Tuesday’s press conference and elected to choose New York Giants WR ODELL BECKHAM, JR. and St. Louis Rams DT AARON DONALD, the active player captains, to help determine the roster as the first members of Team Rice. Irvin was assigned Cincinnati Bengals DT GENO ATKINS and Atlanta Falcons RB DEVONTA FREEMAN, the other players designated as active player captains. Irvin was also awarded the first selection in Tuesday’s pre-selection and Wednesday’s draft because Rice picked the active captain pairing. In Tuesday’s pre-selection, 34 players (17 per team) were drafted from certain position groups – tackles, guards, centers, interior defensive linemen, inside/middle linebackers, fullbacks, punters, kickers, return specialists and special teamers – and they were revealed for the first time during ESPN2’s live show. On Wednesday, Seattle Seahawks QB RUSSELL WILSON – a three-time Pro Bowler – was selected first overall by Team Irvin. Joining Wilson at the quarterback position for Team Irvin were QB JAMEIS WINSTON (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) and QB TEDDY BRIDGEWATER (Minnesota Vikings). Team Rice selected New York Giants QB ELI MANNING with the draft’s second-overall selection. Rice also tabbed first-time Pro Bowlers Oakland Raiders QB DEREK CARR and Buffalo Bills QB TYROD TAYLOR. Team Irvin took Atlanta Falcons WR JULIO JONES with the draft’s third-overall pick, while Oakland Raiders DE KHALIL MACK was selected fourth overall with Team Rice’s second choice. Green Bay Packers OLB JULIUS PEPPERS, Cleveland Browns T JOE THOMAS and Oakland Raiders S CHARLES WOODSON – all making their ninth Pro Bowl appearances (the most among this year’s Pro Bowl players) – will play for Team Rice. Coaching Team Irvin will be the Green Bay Packers’ staff, led by WINSTON MOSS. (Packers head coach MIKE MCCARTHY will not attend this week’s Pro Bowl because of a stomach illness. Doctors have advised McCarthy not to travel at this time.) The Kansas City Chiefs’ staff, led by head coach ANDY REID, will coach Team Rice. The 2016 Pro Bowl presented by USAA will be played on Sunday, January 31 and televised live on ESPN at 7:00 PM ET from Aloha Stadium in Hawaii. Fans can purchase tickets to the 2016 Pro Bowl by visiting ProBowl.com or by calling 1-844-4PB-TKTS. The 2016 Pro Bowl presented by USAA is an extension of USAA’s Official Military Appreciation Sponsorship of the NFL, which delivers military appreciation experiences to military, veterans and their families at NFL games, training camps and on military bases throughout the NFL season. USAA and the NFL will honor the more than 52,000 military men and women in Hawaii with a number of military appreciation initiatives throughout the week of Pro Bowl. During the week, USAA will also honor and commemorate the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Wheeler Army Airfield was one of the first sites hit during the December 7, 1941, attack. 2016 PRO BOWL ROSTERS TEAM RICE TEAM IRVIN # Player Team Pos. # Player Team Pos. 29 Adams, Mike Indianapolis S 71 Albert, Branden Miami T 82 Barnidge, Gary Cleveland TE 94 Ansah, Ezekiel Detroit DE 13 Beckham Jr., Odell New York Giants WR 97 Atkins, Geno Cincinnati DT 29 Berry, Eric Kansas City S 5 Bailey, Dan Dallas K 3 Brown, Josh New York Giants K 55 Barr, Anthony Minnesota LB 4 Carr, Derek Oakland QB 72 Bennett, Michael Seattle DE 89 Cooper, Amari Oakland WR 28 Bethel, Justin Arizona CB/ST 91 Cox, Fletcher Philadelphia DT 53 Bowman, NaVorro San Francisco LB 46 Cox, Morgan Baltimore LS 5 Bridgewater, Teddy Minnesota QB 21 Davis, Vontae Indianapolis CB 93 Campbell, Calais Arizona DT 99 Donald, Aaron Los Angeles DT 99 Casey, Jurrell Tennessee DT 58 Dumervil, Elvis Baltimore LB 54 David, Lavonte Tampa Bay LB 97 Griffen, Everson Minnesota DE 66 DeCastro, David Pittsburgh G 21 Grimes, Brent Miami CB 42 DiMarco, Patrick Atlanta FB 91 Hali, Tamba Kansas City LB 96 Dunlap, Carlos Cincinnati DE 6 Hekker, Johnny Los Angeles P 85 Eifert, Tyler Cincinnati TE 13 Hilton, T.Y. Indianapolis WR 72 Frederick, Travis Dallas C 64 Incognito, Richie Buffalo G 24 Freeman, Devonta Atlanta RB 33 Ivory, Chris New York Jets RB 18 Green, A.J. Cincinnati WR 94 Jordan, Cameron New Orleans DE 30 Gurley, Todd Los Angeles RB 87 Kelce, Travis Kansas City TE 10 Hopkins, DeAndre Houston WR 30 Kuhn, John Green Bay FB 27 Jenkins, Malcolm Philadelphia S 14 Landry, Jarvis Miami WR 56 Johnson, Derrick Kansas City LB 16 Lockett, Tyler Seattle WR/RS 24 Jones, Adam Cincinnati CB 75 Long, Kyle Chicago T 11 Jones, Julio Atlanta WR 52 Mack, Khalil Oakland DE 20 Jones, Reshad Miami S 74 Mangold, Nick New York Jets C 4 Koch, Sam Baltimore P 70 Mankins, Logan Tampa Bay G 50 Lee, Sean Dallas LB 10 Manning, Eli New York Giants QB 55 Mack, Alex Cleveland C 22 Martin, Doug Tampa Bay RB 70 Martin, Zack Dallas G 52 Matthews, Clay Green Bay LB 28 Murray, Latavius Oakland RB 93 McCoy, Gerald Tampa Bay DT 15 Robinson, Allen Jacksonville WR 30 Peerman, Cedric Cincinnati HB/ST 21 Rodgers-Cromartie, Dominique New York Giants CB 56 Peppers, Julius Green Bay LB 25 Sherman, Richard Seattle CB 22 Peters, Marcus Kansas City CB 22 Smith, Harrison Minnesota S 28 Peterson, Adrian Minnesota RB 77 Smith, Tyron Dallas T 71 Sitton, Josh Green Bay G 43 Sproles, Darren Philadelphia RB/RS 74 Staley, Joe San Francisco T 21 Trufant, Desmond Atlanta CB 5 Taylor, Tyrod Buffalo QB 82 Walker, Delanie Tennessee TE 73 Thomas, Joe Cleveland T 46 Weeks, Jon Houston LS 22 Verrett, Jason San Diego CB 77 Whitworth, Andrew Cincinnati T 54 Wagner, Bobby Seattle LB 3 Wilson, Russell Seattle QB 70 Wood, Eric Buffalo C 3 Winston, Jameis Tampa Bay QB 24 Woodson, Charles Oakland S 73 Yanda, Marshal Baltimore G .
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