NFC Triumphs at 2026 Pro Bowl Games in San Francisco
In an exciting display of skill and teamwork, Team NFC triumphed over Team AFC with a score of 66-52 during the Pro Bowl Games. This flag football matchup took place at the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco on a Tuesday night, marking a notable moment as it was the first time the event was held during Super Bowl week.
NFC’s Second-Half Comeback
The NFC showcased a remarkable turnaround after facing an 18-point deficit in the second quarter. By halftime, they were trailing 44-36. However, the second half saw them outscore the AFC 30-8, clinching a stunning victory. This impressive comeback was highlighted by a fourth-quarter touchdown pass from Jalen Hurts of the Philadelphia Eagles to CeeDee Lamb of the Dallas Cowboys, which sealed the win for the NFC.
Key Contributors from the 49ers
The San Francisco 49ers had a strong presence in this all-star contest with several players representing the team:
- FB Kyle Juszczyk
- RB Christian McCaffrey
- T Trent Williams
- LB Luke Gifford
- LS Jon Weeks
George Kittle was also selected as a Pro Bowler but did not participate due to injury. McCaffrey made several pivotal plays during the game, including a crucial two-point conversion that helped reduce the score gap before halftime.
Pro Bowl Milestones and Highlights
Juszczyk earned his 10th consecutive Pro Bowl selection, extending his record for the most Pro Bowls by a fullback. Williams reached his 12th Pro Bowl, joining an elite group of only four offensive linemen in NFL history to achieve this milestone. Gifford celebrated his first Pro Bowl selection this year, recognized for his exceptional special teams performance, while Weeks was honored for the second time in his 16-year career.
“It feels incredible,” said Juszczyk. “Winning is important, but the connections with fellow top talents in the league are what make this experience truly special.”
Looking Ahead
Fans can look forward to a replay of the Pro Bowl Games on platforms like ESPN, Disney XD, and ESPN Deportes. The next Pro Bowl is scheduled to take place in the Los Angeles area, coinciding with Super Bowl LXI at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
