The NFL has finalized the AFC and NFC rosters for the 2026 Pro Bowl Games. Pro Bowl selections will be honored as captains during Week 17 games, and for the remainder of the season, the NFL will have a silver “Pro Bowl” trophy decal on the back of their helmets.

The NFL announced its 2026 Pro Bowl rosters for both the AFC and NFC on Tuesday morning. Each conference's team is made up of 44 players—21 on offense, 18 on defense, and five on special teams—with selections coming from all but three teams across the league.

Two Indianapolis Colts players were named 2026 NFL Pro Bowlers. This will be running back Jonathan Taylor's third Pro Bowl and left guard Quenton Nelson's eighth Pro Bowl. Taylor has put together a very productive season. With two games to go in the regular season, he ranks second among all running backs in rushing yards with 1,489.

The Chargers will be represented by five players, including Justin Herbert and Derwin James Jr., while the Rams will send four players that include Matthew Stafford and Puka Nacua.

The Broncos tied the Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers, and Seattle Seahawks for the most Pro Bowl selections this year, with six. The job that GM George Paton and head coach Sean Payton have done to quickly rebuild this roster, all while being weighed down with Russell Wilson's albatross of a contract, is nothing short of spectacular.

Arizona Cardinals pass-rusher Josh Sweat is having a career season, and he isn't happy about the lack of a Pro Bowl selection for his efforts.

Pro Ducks continued to excel this season in the NFL, as three former Oregon standouts were selected as part of the 2026 Pro Bowl.

Buffalo Bills fullback Reggie Gilliam was snubbed for a Pro Bowl spot this season, sparking some controversy after teams were announced.

Minnesota Vikings center Ryan Kelly's playing future could be in jeopardy after suffering his sixth concussion of his career against the New York Giants.

Former Wisconsin football standouts Zack Baun, Alec Ingold, Jonathan Taylor and T.J. Watt earned selections to the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl earlier this week

Shedeur Sanders weighed in on the Browns' Pro Bowl alternates and snubs, acknowledging the talent around him and suggesting that his teammates' performances validate the direction of Cleveland's young core.