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Packers CB Keisean Nixon is a Pro Bowler, replacing Seahawks CB Devon Witherspoon.

Mike Vrabel saw his Pro Bowl cornerback elevate his game to a different level late in the season. Christian Gonzalez had the game-sealing interception in Sunday’s AFC Championship win over the Broncos, and following the victory, Vrabel said he’d noticed “a different Gonzo” down the stretch.

Brandon Aubrey was one of the bright spots in what turned out to be a forgettable season for the Dallas Cowboys. Despite a noteworthy mid-season surge, the Cowboys still finished the campaign with a 7-9-1 record for second in the NFC East and 12th in the conference.

Jared Goff was the first alternate at QB for the NFC team after finishing second in the NFL in passing in 2025 for the Detroit Lions.

Nahshon Wright joins three Chicago Bears teammates on the NFC Pro Bowl roster, their most honorees since 2019.

Travis Kelce won’t be at the 2026 Pro Bowl. The Chiefs’ tight end won’t be making his 11th Pro Bowl appearance amid retirement rumors. Although Kelce personally had a good season, his team, the Kansas City Chiefs,

The NFL named Texans cornerback Kamari Lassiter and safety Calen Bullock to the Pro Bowl Games on Monday, the team announced.