The 2014 Pro Bowl was the National Football League's all-star game for the 2013 season. It took place at 2:30 pm local time on January 26 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. The game was televised nationally by NBC and was the final Pro Bowl on network television before ABC’s airing in 2018 as part of a simulcast with sister network ESPN, whose parent company Disney currently holds domestic television rights to the game.
Significant changes to the Pro Bowl format were adopted in an attempt to make the game more "fan-friendly". These changes were proposed by National Football League Players Association president Dominique Foxworth and developed in partnership between the league and the player's union.[1]
The most significant change was a switch to a "fantasy draft" format rather than pitting AFC all-stars against NFC all-stars. Hall of Fame players Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders were chosen as honorary team captains, and joined by two active players each to assist in their selections. Chuck Pagano of the AFC South winning Indianapolis Colts coached Team Sanders, while Ron Rivera of the NFC South winning Carolina Panthers coached Team Rice. These coaches were selected for coaching the highest seeded teams to lose in the Divisional round of the playoffs, which has been the convention since the 2010 Pro Bowl.
The rosters now consist of 44 players per squad, with an additional defensive back added.[1]
Two former players, Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders, drafted players to be members of the teams. Each was assisted by two player captains, and a top player from NFL.comfantasy football. The player captains were the top two offensive and defensive players from teams not in the conference championships, as determined by a vote; Drew Brees and Robert Quinn represented Team Rice, while Team Sanders was represented by Jamaal Charles and J. J. Watt. The draft was held on January 21 and 22, 2014, with the selection of top offensive and defensive positions held during a primetime broadcast on the second day, aired by NFL Network.[3][4]
A "Game within the Game" format saw the addition of two-minute warnings to all four quarters, with a change of possession to start each quarter. The intention of this rule is to encourage four exciting two-minute drills.[1]
No kickoffs. A coin toss will determine which team is awarded possession first, and the ball will be placed on the 25-yard line at the start of each quarter and after scoring plays.[1]
The defense is now permitted to play "cover two" and "press" coverage. In the previous years, only the "man" coverage was permitted, except for goal line situations.[1]
Beginning at the two-minute mark of every quarter, if the offense does not gain at least one yard, the clock stops as if the play were an incomplete pass.[1]
A 35-second and 25-second play clock is used instead of the usual 40-second and 25-second clock.[1]
The game clock does not stop on quarterback sacks outside of the final 2 minutes of regulation.[1]
Summaryedit
To begin the game, the coin toss was won by Team Sanders. They decided to defer to the second half, so Team Rice started with the ball.
The game featured six interceptions and nine sacks, while the 22–21 score was the lowest since the 2006 Pro Bowl, which ended with a 23–17 NFC win.[5]
The game was televised nationally by NBC and was the final Pro Bowl on network television until 2018. ESPN took over the exclusive broadcast rights to the Pro Bowl, effective in 2015, and eventually began simulcasting the game on ABC in 2018. In France, the game was televised by BeIN Sport, and in the United Kingdom and Ireland, by Sky Sports. In Slovenia, the game was televised by Šport TV, and in Germany, by Sport1 US.
Westwood One radio also broadcast the game nationally.
Ratingsedit
7pm; Cris Collinsworth's Sunday Night Football Special
HH: 3.6; Viewers: 5.555 million
7:30pm; 2014 Pro Bowl
HH: 6.6; Viewers: 11.378 million
10:47pm; Pro Bowl Post-Game
HH: 4.7; Viewers: 7.822 million
7:30 – HH: 6.3; Viewers: 10.809 million
8:00 – HH: 7.1; Viewers: 12.502 million
8:30 – HH: 7.1; Viewers: 12.588 million
9:00 – HH: 6.4; Viewers: 11.248 million
9:30 – HH: 6.4; Viewers: 10.961 million
10:00 – HH: 6.3; Viewers: 10.514 million
10:30-10:47 – HH: 6.5; Viewers: 10.750 million
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External linksedit
Official website for the Pro Bowl
Game box score
November 27, 2023
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The 2014 Pro Bowl was the National Football League s all star game for the 2013 season It took place at 2 30 pm local time on January 26 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu Hawaii The game was televised nationally by NBC and was the final Pro Bowl on network television before ABC s airing in 2018 as part of a simulcast with sister network ESPN whose parent company Disney currently holds domestic television rights to the game 2014 NFL Pro BowlTeam Rice Team Sanders22 21Head coach Ron Rivera Carolina Panthers Head coach Chuck Pagano Indianapolis Colts 1234 TotalTeam Rice 01408 22Team Sanders 7707 21DateJanuary 26 2014StadiumAloha Stadium Honolulu HawaiiOffensive MVPNick Foles Philadelphia Eagles Defensive MVPDerrick Johnson Kansas City Chiefs RefereeScott GreenAttendance47 270CeremoniesNational anthemGrace PotterCoin tossAdm Harry B Harris Jr USNHalftime showFall Out BoyTV in the United StatesNetworkNBCAnnouncersAl Michaels Cris Collinsworth Michele Tafoya and Doug FlutieNielsen ratings5 4 national US viewership 9 27 million est Market share6 2013Pro Bowl2015 Significant changes to the Pro Bowl format were adopted in an attempt to make the game more fan friendly These changes were proposed by National Football League Players Association president Dominique Foxworth and developed in partnership between the league and the player s union 1 The most significant change was a switch to a fantasy draft format rather than pitting AFC all stars against NFC all stars Hall of Fame players Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders were chosen as honorary team captains and joined by two active players each to assist in their selections Chuck Pagano of the AFC South winning Indianapolis Colts coached Team Sanders while Ron Rivera of the NFC South winning Carolina Panthers coached Team Rice These coaches were selected for coaching the highest seeded teams to lose in the Divisional round of the playoffs which has been the convention since the 2010 Pro Bowl Team Rice won the game 22 21 2 Contents 1 Rule changes 2 Summary 2 1 Scoring summary 3 Rosters 3 1 Team Deion Sanders 3 2 Team Rice 3 3 Selected but did not participate 4 Number of selections per team 5 Broadcasting 6 Ratings 7 References 8 External linksRule changes editThe rosters now consist of 44 players per squad with an additional defensive back added 1 Two former players Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders drafted players to be members of the teams Each was assisted by two player captains and a top player from NFL com fantasy football The player captains were the top two offensive and defensive players from teams not in the conference championships as determined by a vote Drew Brees and Robert Quinn represented Team Rice while Team Sanders was represented by Jamaal Charles and J J Watt The draft was held on January 21 and 22 2014 with the selection of top offensive and defensive positions held during a primetime broadcast on the second day aired by NFL Network 3 4 A Game within the Game format saw the addition of two minute warnings to all four quarters with a change of possession to start each quarter The intention of this rule is to encourage four exciting two minute drills 1 No kickoffs A coin toss will determine which team is awarded possession first and the ball will be placed on the 25 yard line at the start of each quarter and after scoring plays 1 The defense is now permitted to play cover two and press coverage In the previous years only the man coverage was permitted except for goal line situations 1 Beginning at the two minute mark of every quarter if the offense does not gain at least one yard the clock stops as if the play were an incomplete pass 1 A 35 second and 25 second play clock is used instead of the usual 40 second and 25 second clock 1 The game clock does not stop on quarterback sacks outside of the final 2 minutes of regulation 1 Summary editTo begin the game the coin toss was won by Team Sanders They decided to defer to the second half so Team Rice started with the ball The game featured six interceptions and nine sacks while the 22 21 score was the lowest since the 2006 Pro Bowl which ended with a 23 17 NFC win 5 Scoring summary edit The scores broken down by quarter 6 7 2014 Pro Bowl Team Rice 22 Team Sanders 21 Period 1 2 34TotalTeam Rice 0 14 0822Team Sanders 7 7 0721at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu Hawaii Date January 26 2014Game time 7 30 p m EST 2 30 p m HSTGame weather On and off rain clearing late temperature 21 C 73 F 2014 Pro Bowl National Football League Game Summary Scoring summaryQuarter Time Drive Team Scoring information ScorePlays Yards TOP RIC SAN1 10 10 5 74 2 50 SAN Jackson 36 yard touchdown reception from Luck Tucker kick good 0 72 9 05 7 55 3 25 RIC Graham 8 yard touchdown reception from Brees Gostkowski kick good 7 72 5 42 4 7 2 08 SAN Newton 1 yard touchdown run Tucker kick good 7 142 0 36 7 58 1 56 RIC Gordon 10 yard touchdown reception from Rivers Gostkowski kick good 14 144 4 41 5 57 2 39 SAN Cameron 12 yard touchdown reception from Foles Tucker kick good 14 214 0 41 4 26 0 19 RIC Murray 20 yard touchdown reception from Smith 2 point Tolbert run good 22 21 TOP time of possession For other American football terms see Glossary of American football 22 21Rosters editTeam Deion Sanders edit Team SandersQuarterbacks 1 Cam Newton Carolina Panthers 9 Nick Foles Philadelphia Eagles a 8 12 Andrew Luck Indianapolis Colts a 9 Running backs 25 Jamaal Charles Kansas City Chiefs C 27 Eddie Lacy Green Bay Packers a 10 45 Marcel Reece Oakland Raiders FB 46 Alfred Morris Washington Redskins a 11 Wide receivers 10 DeSean Jackson Philadelphia Eagles a 12 18 A J Green Cincinnati Bengals 84 Antonio Brown Pittsburgh Steelers 88 Dez Bryant Dallas Cowboys Tight ends 87 Rob Gronkowski New England Patriots 82 Jason Witten Dallas Cowboys a 13 84 Jordan Cameron Cleveland Browns a Offensive tackles 71 Trent Williams Washington Redskins 76 Duane Brown Houston Texans a 14 76 Branden Albert Kansas City Chiefs Guards 70 Logan Mankins New England Patriots 73 Marshal Yanda Baltimore Ravens 75 Kyle Long Chicago Bears a 15 Centers 51 Mike Pouncey Miami Dolphins 55 Alex Mack Cleveland Browns Defensive ends 76 Greg Hardy Carolina Panthers 94 Mario Williams Buffalo Bills 99 J J Watt Houston Texans C Defensive tackles 90 Ndamukong Suh Detroit Lions 92 Dontari Poe Kansas City Chiefs 93 Gerald McCoy Tampa Bay Buccaneers Outside Linebackers 55 Terrell Suggs Baltimore Ravens 91 Tamba Hali Kansas City Chiefs 98 Brian Orakpo Washington Redskins a 16 Inside Linebackers 51 Paul Posluszny Jacksonville Jaguars a 17 59 Luke Kuechly Carolina Panthers Cornerbacks 21 Patrick Peterson Arizona Cardinals 21 Brent Grimes Miami Dolphins 24 Darrelle Revis Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26 Tim Jennings Chicago Bears a 18 Safeties 29 Eric Berry Kansas City Chiefs 32 Eric Weddle San Diego Chargers 43 T J Ward Cleveland Browns a 19 Punter 2 Brandon Fields Miami Dolphins Placekicker 9 Justin Tucker Baltimore Ravens Return Specialist 84 Cordarrelle Patterson Minnesota Vikings Long Snapper 44 J J Jansen Carolina Panthers Special Teamer 18 Matthew Slater New England Patriots Team Rice edit Team RiceQuarterbacks 9 Drew Brees New Orleans Saints C 11 Alex Smith Kansas City Chiefs a 20 17 Philip Rivers San Diego Chargers Running backs 22 Matt Forte Chicago Bears 25 LeSean McCoy Philadelphia Eagles 29 DeMarco Murray Dallas Cowboys a 21 35 Mike Tolbert Carolina Panthers FBWide receivers 11 Larry Fitzgerald Arizona Cardinals a 22 12 Josh Gordon Cleveland Browns 15 Brandon Marshall Chicago Bears 17 Alshon Jeffery Chicago Bears a 23 Tight ends 80 Jimmy Graham New Orleans Saints 88 Tony Gonzalez Atlanta Falcons a 24 Offensive Tackles 69 Jordan Gross Carolina Panthers a 25 73 Joe Thomas Cleveland Browns 77 Tyron Smith Dallas Cowboys Guards 66 Ben Grubbs New Orleans Saints 69 Evan Mathis Philadelphia Eagles a 26 73 Jahri Evans New Orleans Saints Centers 67 Ryan Kalil Carolina Panthers 74 Nick Mangold New York Jets a 27 Defensive ends 91 Cameron Wake Miami Dolphins 94 Robert Quinn St Louis Rams C 94 Cameron Jordan New Orleans Saints Defensive tackles 95 Kyle Williams Buffalo Bills 97 Jason Hatcher Dallas Cowboys a 28 99 Marcell Dareus Buffalo Bills a 29 Outside Linebackers 50 Justin Houston Kansas City Chiefs 55 John Abraham Arizona Cardinals 98 Robert Mathis Indianapolis Colts Inside Linebackers 55 Vontaze Burfict Cincinnati Bengals 56 Derrick Johnson Kansas City Chiefs a 20 Cornerbacks 20 Alterraun Verner Tennessee Titans 23 Joe Haden Cleveland Browns 24 Brandon Flowers Kansas City Chiefs 31 Antonio Cromartie New York Jets a 30 Safeties 26 Antrel Rolle New York Giants a 31 31 Jairus Byrd Buffalo Bills 35 Eric Reid San Francisco 49ers a 32 Punter 6 John Hekker St Louis Rams Placekicker 3 Stephen Gostkowski New England Patriots a 33 Return Specialist 22 Dexter McCluster Kansas City Chiefs Long Snapper 45 Matt Overton Indianapolis Colts Special Teamer 31 Justin Bethel Arizona Cardinals Selected but did not participate edit Selected but did not participateQuarterbacks 3 Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks c 12 Tom Brady New England Patriots b 18 Peyton Manning Denver Broncos c Running backs 21 Frank Gore San Francisco 49ers b 24 Marshawn Lynch Seattle Seahawks c 28 Adrian Peterson Minnesota Vikings b Wide receivers 80 Andre Johnson Houston Texans b 81 Calvin Johnson Detroit Lions b 88 Demaryius Thomas Denver Broncos c Tight ends 80 Julius Thomas Denver Broncos c 85 Vernon Davis San Francisco 49ers b Offensive Tackles 71 Jason Peters Philadelphia Eagles b 74 Joe Staley San Francisco 49ers b Guards 65 Louis Vasquez Denver Broncos c 77 Mike Iupati San Francisco 49ers b Centers 60 Max Unger Seattle Seahawks c Defensive tackles 92 Haloti Ngata Baltimore Ravens b 94 Justin Smith San Francisco 49ers b Outside Linebackers 55 Ahmad Brooks San Francisco 49ers b Inside Linebackers 52 Patrick Willis San Francisco 49ers b 53 NaVorro Bowman San Francisco 49ers b Cornerbacks 25 Richard Sherman Seattle Seahawks c 31 Aqib Talib New England Patriots b Safeties 29 Earl Thomas Seattle Seahawks c 31 Kam Chancellor Seattle Seahawks c 31 Donte Whitner San Francisco 49ers a b 34 43 Troy Polamalu Pittsburgh Steelers b Placekicker 5 Matt Prater Denver Broncos c Notes C signifies the player was selected as a captain a Replacement selection due to injury or vacancy b Injured player selected but did not play c Selected but did not play because his team advanced to Super Bowl XLVIII see Pro Bowl Player Selection section Number of selections per team editAmerican Football Conference Team SelectionsKansas City Chiefs 10Cleveland Browns 6Denver Broncos 5New England Patriots 5Baltimore Ravens 4Buffalo Bills 4Miami Dolphins 4Houston Texans 3Indianapolis Colts 3Cincinnati Bengals 2New York Jets 2Pittsburgh Steelers 2San Diego Chargers 2Jacksonville Jaguars 1Oakland Raiders 1Tennessee Titans 1 National Football Conference Team SelectionsSan Francisco 49ers 10Carolina Panthers 7Seattle Seahawks 6Chicago Bears 5Dallas Cowboys 5New Orleans Saints 5Philadelphia Eagles 5Arizona Cardinals 4Washington Redskins 3Detroit Lions 2Minnesota Vikings 2St Louis Rams 2Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2Atlanta Falcons 1Green Bay Packers 1New York Giants 1Broadcasting editThe game was televised nationally by NBC and was the final Pro Bowl on network television until 2018 ESPN took over the exclusive broadcast rights to the Pro Bowl effective in 2015 and eventually began simulcasting the game on ABC in 2018 In France the game was televised by BeIN Sport and in the United Kingdom and Ireland by Sky Sports In Slovenia the game was televised by Sport TV and in Germany by Sport1 US Westwood One radio also broadcast the game nationally Ratings edit7pm Cris Collinsworth s Sunday Night Football Special HH 3 6 Viewers 5 555 million7 30pm 2014 Pro Bowl HH 6 6 Viewers 11 378 million 1 10 47pm Pro Bowl Post Game HH 4 7 Viewers 7 822 million 7 30 HH 6 3 Viewers 10 809 million 8 00 HH 7 1 Viewers 12 502 million 8 30 HH 7 1 Viewers 12 588 million 9 00 HH 6 4 Viewers 11 248 million 9 30 HH 6 4 Viewers 10 961 million 10 00 HH 6 3 Viewers 10 514 million 10 30 10 47 HH 6 5 Viewers 10 750 millionReferences edit a b c d e f g h 2014 Pro Bowl features new format for NFL all star game NFL com July 31 2013 Archived from the original on December 12 2013 Retrieved April 4 2013 Mike Tolbert s 2 point conversion clinches Pro Bowl win for Team Rice ESPN January 26 2014 Retrieved January 31 2014 2014 NFL Pro Bowl Draft to be televised Jan 22 SB Nation Vox Media Retrieved May 24 2017 Lund John July 31 2013 2014 Pro Bowl Features New Format Raiders com Archived from the original on August 7 2013 Retrieved September 15 2013 Mayer Larry January 26 2014 Forte Jeffery Marshall win Pro Bowl Chicago Bears Archived from the original on January 30 2014 Retrieved January 27 2014 Rice vs Sanders Box Score January 26 2014 ESPN ESPN com Watch Team Jerry Rice vs Team Deion Sanders 01 26 2014 NFL com www nfl com Thank the Patriots Nick Foles makes Pro Bowl CSNPhilly com ComcastSports net January 11 2014 Archived from the original on January 12 2014 Retrieved January 12 2014 Andrew Luck is Heading to the Pro Bowl stampedeblue com Retrieved January 19 2014 Packers RB Eddie Lacy to the Pro Bowl as 49ers Seahawks Advance CheeseheadTV com January 13 2014 Retrieved January 13 2014 Adrian Peterson bows out of Pro Bowl foxsports com Retrieved January 15 2014 Desean Jackson replacing Andre Johnson in Pro Bowl profootballtalk nbcsports com Retrieved January 17 2014 Jason Witten added to Pro Bowl ESPN com Retrieved January 19 2014 Duane Brown replaces Jason Peters in Pro Bowl profootballtalk nbcsports com Retrieved January 10 2014 Bears Kyle Long Added To Pro Bowl chicago cbslocal com Retrieved January 20 2014 Brian Orakpo headed to third Pro Bowl washingtonpost com Retrieved January 21 2014 Poz headed to Hawaii Jaguars com Archived from the original on January 24 2014 Retrieved January 20 2014 Tim Jennings added to the Pro Bowl ESPN com Retrieved January 20 2014 T J Ward replaces Troy Polamalu on Pro Bowl roster nbcsports com Retrieved January 20 2014 a b Chiefs Derrick Johnson Alex Smith going to Pro Bowl kansascity com Retrieved January 20 2014 Eatman Nick January 20 2014 DeMarco Murray Added To Pro Bowl Roster 5th Cowboy DallasCowboys com Retrieved January 20 2014 Cards Fitzgerald to replace Thomas in Pro Bowl sacbee com Archived from the original on February 1 2014 Retrieved January 19 2014 Alshon Jeffery replaces Calvin Johnson on Pro Bowl roster profootballtalk nbcsports com Retrieved January 9 2014 Falcons Tony Gonzalez named to 14th Pro Bowl team SportsIllustrated com January 21 2014 Retrieved January 21 2014 Panthers Gross joins Pro Bowl contingent charlotteobserver com Archived from the original on January 22 2014 Retrieved January 21 2014 Evan Mathis makes it to the Pro Bowl nbcsports com Retrieved January 20 2014 Nick Mangold named to Pro Bowl nbcsports com Retrieved January 19 2014 Cowboys Jason Hatcher replaces Haloti Ngata in Pro Bowl baltimoresun com Archived from the original on June 28 2019 Retrieved January 16 2014 Marcell Dareus headed to first career Pro Bowl buffalobills com Archived from the original on January 22 2014 Retrieved January 20 2014 Jets Antonio Cromartie heading to Pro Bowl as replacement for Aqib Talib nj com Retrieved January 20 2014 Antrel Rolle named to Pro Bowl giants com Archived from the original on January 22 2014 Retrieved January 20 2014 Rookie Eric Reid to rep 49ers at Pro Bowl ESPN com January 21 2014 Retrieved January 21 2014 Stephen Gostkowski added to Pro Bowl ESPN com Retrieved January 19 2014 Florio Mike January 22 2014 A ninth Niner passed on Pro Bowl NBCSports com Retrieved February 3 2014 External links editOfficial website for the Pro Bowl Game box score Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2014 Pro Bowl amp oldid 1172919405, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
