By Mummy Grace 
Ravens Lead Pro Bowl Selections, Lions Close Behind with Seven Picks
The Baltimore Ravens are sending a league-high nine players to the 2025 Pro Bowl Games, including star quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry. Not far behind, the Detroit Lions earned seven Pro Bowl nods, while the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles each had six representatives.
Notably absent from the AFC roster is Patrick Mahomes, marking the first time the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback has missed Pro Bowl honors since becoming a starter. His teammate Travis Kelce, however, was selected for the 10th time.
Pro Bowl Highlights:
NFC Quarterbacks: Detroit’s Jared Goff will start, joined by Minnesota’s Sam Darnold.
AFC Quarterbacks: Buffalo’s Josh Allen starts, with backups Lamar Jackson (Baltimore) and Joe Burrow (Cincinnati).
Rookie Standouts: Washington’s Jayden Daniels becomes only the fourth rookie quarterback since 1970 to make the Pro Bowl.
Lions Pro Bowl Players:
Jared Goff – Quarterback
Amon-Ra St. Brown – Wide Receiver
Jahmyr Gibbs – Running Back
Frank Ragnow – Center
Penei Sewell – Right Tackle
Brian Branch – Safety
Jack Fox – Punter
Pro Bowl Games Overview
The Pro Bowl Games, now in their third year, replace the traditional all-star game with a week of skills competitions and a seven-on-seven flag football finale. This year’s games will take place in Central Florida, concluding with the AFC-NFC matchup at Camping World Stadium on February 2.
Coaching brothers Peyton and Eli Manning will return to lead the AFC and NFC squads, respectively.
With their strong presence in the Pro Bowl, the Lions and their fanbase have much to celebrate as the team prepares for the playoffs and their NFC North title showdown against the Vikings.