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The 2023 Pro Bowl will take place on Thursday, Feb. 2 and will continue on Sunday, Feb. 5. The NFL continues to tweak its version of the All-Star game and All-Star weekend. This year, there will be skills competitions on Thursday and then a flag football tournament on Sunday. While airing on ESPN and ABC, events from both days will be available to live stream via ESPN+.
Thursday’s skills competitions will include Epic Pro Bowl Dodgeball, Lightning Round, Longest Drive, Precision Passing and Best Catch. For the preliminary events, Lightning Round and Longest Driver are new for this year. The five events on Thursday will begin at 7 p.m. ET. On Sunday, we will see the second round of Best Catch, Gridiron Gauntley, Move the Chains, and Kick-Tac-Toe, followed by three flag football games. The remaining four events and flag football matchups will get started at 3 p.m. ET. Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada will play host to both sets of events.