The NFL Pro Bowl Games are just around the corner, yet hardly anyone seems to be making any noise. Since the major transition in 2023, things have been different.

Ahead of his Pro Bowl debut, Shedeur Sanders had the chance to spend time with some of the NFL's biggest stars.

The event has been added to Super Bowl pregame festitivites for the first time.

NFL stars Matthew Stafford, Josh Allen and Travis Kelce headline the 2026 Pro Bowl Games rosters, which the league released Friday night.

Puka Nacua debuted a new look ahead of the 2026 Pro Bowl Games on Tuesday. Nacua showed off his haircut while arriving in San Francisco for the Pro Bowl festivities. The 24-year-old previously grew out his hair during the 2025 season.

Burrow had also been named to the Pro Bowl in 2022 and 2024. The honor comes as all three original AFC quarterbacks named to the annual NFL event had pulled out of the Pro Bowl this year. The lineup included the Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen, the New England Patriots' Drake Maye, and the Los Angeles Chargers' Justin Herbert.

Chris Jones has become the second Kansas City Chiefs superstar to reject a Pro Bowl invitation, following a similar decision by teammate Travis Kelce just days prior. Instead of making the trip to San Francisco for the Pro Bowl Games on Feb.

Jalen Hurts has been named to the Pro Bowl for the third time in his career, replacing Super Bowl-bound Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold on the NFC roster.