The NFL on Monday announced the rosters for the AFC and NFC for the 2021 Pro Bowl, which will be a virtual scene rather than an actual game. Four of the quarterbacks are under the age of 26, there are no Dallas Cowboys on the roster and two rookies made this year's team.
Green Bay, Kansas City, Seattle and Baltimore were tied with the most players to make the rosters at seven players apiece. The Dallas Cowboys did not have a player on the Pro Bowl for just the third time in franchise history. The other years were 1986 and 1989.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (over age 26) made his ninth Pro Bowl and Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson (also over 26) is making his eighth Pro Bowl in nine seasons. Both of those players are on the NFC roster.

The other quarterbacks making this year's Pro Bowl (all under 26) are: Patrick Mahomes (Kansas City, AFC), Josh Allen (Buffalo, AFC), Deshaun Watson (Houston, AFC) and Kyler Murray (Arizona, NFC).
Wide receiver Justin Jefferson (Minnesota, NFC) and defensive end Chase Young (Washington, NFC) are the two lone rookies on the all-star team.
Roster selections are determined by a collection of equal votes from fans, players and coaches. Each group's vote counts one-third toward determining the 88 All-Star players. Mahomes led all players in fan voting before the announcement was made.
The Pro Bowl was originally scheduled for Jan. 31, but the game itself has been canceled because of COVID-19. Instead, two Pro Bowl-themed shows will be broadcast that day—one week before Super Bowl LV.
3 p.m. ET — ESPN and ABC will simulcast a show
5 p.m. ET — NFL Network will broadcast another segment
Here are the Pro Bowl rosters for the 2020 season, as voted on by players, coaches and fans:
AFC Roster (* starter)
OFFENSE
Quarterbacks
* Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City
Josh Allen, Buffalo
Deshaun Watson, Houston
Wide Receivers
* Stefon Diggs, Buffalo
* Tyreek Hill, Kansas City
Keenan Allen, LA Chargers
A.J. Brown, Tennessee
Running Backs
* Derrick Henry, Tennessee
Nick Chubb, Cleveland
Josh Jacobs, Las Vegas
Fullback
* Patrick Ricard, Baltimore
Tight Ends
* Travis Kelce, Kansas City
Darren Waller, Las Vegas
Tackles
* Eric Fisher, Kansas City
* Laremy Tunsil, Houston
Orlando Brown, Baltimore
Guards
* Joel Bitonio, Cleveland
* Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis
David DeCastro, Pittsburgh
Centers
* Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh
Ryan Kelly, Indianapolis
DEFENSE
Defensive Ends
* Joey Bosa, LA Chargers
* Myles Garrett, Cleveland
Frank Clark, Kansas City
Interior Linemen
* Cameron Heyward, Pittsburgh
* Chris Jones, Kansas City
Calais Campbell, Baltimore
Outside Linebackers
* Bradley Chubb, Denver
* T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh
Matthew Judon, Baltimore
Inside/Middle Linebackers
* Darius Leonard, Indianapolis
Tremaine Edmunds, Buffalo
Cornerbacks
* Xavien Howard, Miami
* Tre'Davious White, Buffalo
Stephon Gilmore, New England
Marlon Humphrey, Baltimore
Free Safeties
* Minkah Fitzpatrick, Pittsburgh
Justin Simmons, Denver
Strong Safety
* Tyrann Mathieu, Kansas City
SPECIALISTS
Punter
* Jake Bailey, New England
Placekicker
* Justin Tucker, Baltimore
Long Snapper
* Morgan Cox, Baltimore
Return Specialist
* Andre Roberts, Buffalo
Special Teamer
* Matthew Slater, New England
NFC Roster (* starter)
OFFENSE
* Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay
Kyler Murray, Arizona
Russell Wilson, Seattle
Wide Receivers
* Davante Adams, Green Bay
* DeAndre Hopkins, Arizona
Justin Jefferson, Minnesota
DK Metcalf, Seattle
Running Backs
* Dalvin Cook, Minnesota
Aaron Jones, Green Bay
Alvin Kamara, New Orleans
Fullback
* Kyle Juszczyk, San Francisco
Tight Ends
* T.J. Hockenson, Detroit
Evan Engram, NY Giants
Tackles
* David Bakhtiari, Green Bay
* Trent Williams, San Francisco
Terron Armstead, New Orleans
Guards
* Elgton Jenkins, Green Bay
* Brandon Scherff, Washington
Andrus Peat, New Orleans
Centers
* Jason Kelce, Philadelphia
Frank Ragnow, Detroit
DEFENSE
Defensive Ends
* Brandon Graham, Philadelphia
* Cameron Jordan, New Orleans
Chase Young, Washington
Interior Linemen
* Fletcher Cox, Philadelphia
* Aaron Donald, LA Rams
Grady Jarrett, Atlanta
Outside Linebackers
* Khalil Mack, Chicago
* Za'Darius Smith, Green Bay
Jason Pierre-Paul, Tampa Bay
Inside/Middle Linebackers
* Bobby Wagner, Seattle
Fred Warner, San francisco
Cornerbacks
* Jaire Alexander, Green Bay
* Jalen Ramsey, LA Rams
James Bradberry, NY Giants
Marshon Lattimore, New Orleans
Free Safeties
* Quandre Diggs, Seattle
Strong Safety
*Budda Baker, Arizona
Jamal Adams, Seattle
SPECIALISTS
Punter
* Jack Fox, Detroit
Placekicker
* Younghoe Koo, Atlanta
Long Snapper
* Tyler Ott, Seattle
Return Specialist
* Cordarelle Patterson, Chicago
Special Teamer
* Nick Bellore, Seattle
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