2026 Pro Bowl: Date, time and how to watch this year's Pro Bowl Games
Don't forget about the Pro Bowl.
It's easy to get lost in the shuffle with Super Bowl 60 being just days away, but the NFL's all-star showcase is poised to take centerstage for one night before the big game kicks off.
The Pro Bowl has often occupied the weekend between the conference championship round and the Super Bowl, but not this year. The 2026 Pro Bowl Games are slated for a Tuesday night at a convention center in San Francisco. Needless to say, it'll look a little different this time around.
Regardless, the stars are out in full force for the 2026 edition of the event, with the flag football game being headlined by a pair of Hall of Fame players that will coach the teams - Jerry Rice for the NFC and Steve Young for the AFC.
The player selection process found itself under the microscope after the surprising addition of Cleveland Browns' quarterback, Shedeur Sanders. The rookie was added to the roster after injuries and absences created a vacancy on the AFC roster.
While the game doesn't count in the standings, it's still a night for some of the NFL's best to celebrate on the field one more time before the long offseason truly begins.
Here's how to watch this year's Pro Bowl Games:
How to watch the 2026 Pro Bowl Games- Date:Tuesday, Feb. 3
- Time:8 p.m. ET (5 p.m. local time)
- Location:San Francisco, California
- Venue:Moscone Center
- TV channel:ESPN; Disney XD; ESPN Deportes
- Streaming:ESPN App; NFL+ (mobile);Fubo; ESPN Unlimited and Select
The 2026 Pro Bowl Games will air live on various Disney networks at 8 p.m. ET from the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Pro Bowl 2026: How to watch this year's NFL all-star showcase