The league will still name 88 all-stars through standard voting and invite them to Los Angeles for a February celebration, but will not select alternates

The NFL Pro Bowl is going the way of the dodo. There won’t be any kind of Pro Bowl game or event held anymore, The Athletic reported Wednesday. Instead of an All-Star game, 88 players will be named Pro Bowlers and get honored during a February celebration in Los Angeles.

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The NFL is doing away with the Pro Bowl, the annual All-Star Game that was played in warm-weather cities or a dome each year except for the time it was in KC.

The league said 88 players will still be named as Pro Bowlers and honored in Los Angeles after this season. Several flag football events also will take place at that time.

The NFL is eliminating the Pro Bowl Games, instead shifting the focus to celebrating the honor of being a Pro Bowl selection.

A decade-old Pro Bowl story has suddenly become a point of tension between two former NFL stars. What began with Cam Newton recalling an expensive lesson from his rookie season, when he was hit with a huge bill,

This is a surrender, a rare defeat for a sport that long ago surpassed Major League Baseball as the national pastime.

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The Cowboys will be without Pro Bowl guard Tyler Smith for at least the first four games of the season.