Pro Bowl
 

Got some time to kill this weekend like everyone in CP. I went to the pro bowl game in 2020 while coincidentally in Orlando so the Chiefs weren’t even there. It was just as lame in person as it looks on TV. Now I’m not even sure what they are doing. I saw on Sports Center they were doing dodge ball for ****’s sake. However I would definitely watch the Pro Bowl dodge ball game if it were fans vs. players. Anybody else see anything interesting?

What's the Pro Bowl? /Chiefs fans

Peyton's team bought the refs

I watched a fews clips of it from last year with dodgeball being the one which sticks out most. Looks like a clown show. If I were an NFL player I'd make sure I was unavailable to participate in something this embarrassing.

Its just an excuse to take their families on a vacation these days, I'll watch some of it just for shits n grins

haven't watched a Pro Bowl in 20 years.

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Its not even a Pro Bowl anymore.

It's a skills challenge with flag football at the end.

Which doesn't bother me. The actual game has been a joke for years now where they don't tackle anymore to avoid injury.

It's crazy watching some old Pro Bowls from the early 1990s. They were going all out.

I came across something about a dodgeball game last night, but forgot to check it out.

Was just about to post this, saw a little bit of the '95 Pro Bowl the other day, I can't believe how intense this game used to be. They took so much pride in it. Really made the current league look weak.

In reading some of the overview from last night, and seeing that it is now called the Pro Bowl Games instead of just the Pro Bowl, it seems like it's just a good extended weekend for players to get together to have some fun and unwind after the end of their season. I know it's not what it used to be, but that doesn't mean the games can't be fun to watch.

It's supposed to be rainy and shitty here on Sunday. What else am I supposed to watch?

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