2014 Probowl Results

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2014 NCFC PROBOWL RESULTS GRAILERS REIGN SMOG BLAZERS BBUSTERS SWOOSH CONSPIRACY BODSQUAD RRIDERS GFORCE QB Russell Wilson 6 Aaron Rodgers 28 P. Manning 8 B. Roethlisberger 30 B. Roethlisberger 30 Aaron Rodgers 28 Russell Wilson 6 A. Luck 18 RB Le'veon Bell 10 Le'veon Bell 10 Le'veon Bell 10 CJ Anderson 28 Jeremy Hill 11 Demarco Murray 18 Le'veon Bell 10 Le'veon Bell 10 WR1 Odell Beckham 34 Odell Beckham 34 Odell Beckham 34 Antonio Brown 28 Julio Jones 5 Antonio Brown 28 Odell Beckham 34 Antonio Brown 28 WR2 Jordy Nelson 8 TY Hilton 0 Julio Jones 5 Odell Beckham 34 Antonio Brown 28 Dez Bryant 26 Dez Bryant 26 Odell Beckham 34 FLEX CJ Anderson 28 Arian Foster 9 Arian Foster 9 Arian Foster 9 Eddie Lacy 10 Jordy Nelson 8 Matt Forte 7 CJ Anderson 28 TE Greg Olsen 2 R. Gronk 0 Greg Olsen 2 Jimmy Graham 5 Greg Olsen 2 Greg Olsen 2 Jason Witten 4 A. Gates 6 K Dan Bailey 14 S. Gostkowski 9 S. Hauschka 8 S. Gostkowski 9 Justin Tucker 8 A, Vinatieri 9 Connor Barth 17 C. Parker 10 DEF Texans 22 Seahawks 28 Texans 22 Ravens 18 Ravens 18 Ravens 18 Seahawks 28 Cardinals 5 SUB Antonio Brown 28 P. Manning 8 Cam Newton 21 Dez Bryant 26 NONE A. Luck 18 Alshon Jeffrey 3 NONE TOTAL 124 118 98 0 161 112 137 0 132 139 PTS QB Pts RB Pts WR Pts TE Pts K Pts DEF Pts Russell Wilson 6 Le'veon Bell 10 Jordy Nelson 8 Jason Witten 4 Connor Barth 17 Seahawks 28 Aaron Rodgers 28 Matt Forte 7 Odell Beckham 34 Greg Olsen 2 S. Hauschka 8 Texans 22 P. Manning 8 Arian Foster 9 Dez Bryant 26 A. Gates 6 Justin Tucker 8 Ravens 18 B. Roethlisberger30 Jeremy Hill 11 Julio Jones 5 Jimmy Graham 5 Dan Bailey 14 Cardinals 5 A. Luck 18 Eddie Lacy 10 Antonio Brown 28 R. Gronk 0 C. Parker 10 Cam Newton 21 CJ Anderson 28 TY Hilton 0 S. Gostkowski 9 Demarco Murray 18 Alshon Jeffrey 3 A, Vinatieri 9 HIGH SCORE = BallBusters KICKER = RoughRiders.

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