Pro Bowl Blow Out

The Pro Bowl was yet again another slug fest. It was all passing there were plenty of deep balls and almost no running.

The numbers for the AFC were terrible and they were dominated by the NFC who would win 62-35. The best quarterback for the NFC was obviously Eli Manning who threw for the most yards with 191 and threw a pair of touchdowns. Russel Wilson played very well too as he had 3 touchdown passes and only 98 yards. For this NFC offense Kevin Rudolph, Vincent Jackson, and Victor Cruz were the main targets. Cruz had 96 yards on 10 receptions the most receptions for any player in this game. Jackson had 91 yards for 2 touchdowns on 6 grabs. Rudolph caught the least passes of these three, but for the most yards at 112.

On the AFC side Andrew Luck would be the quarterback to step up and play his heart out. He threw 205 yards and 2 touchdowns, with only 1 interception. The best 2 receivers would be A.J Green and Joshua Cribs, who's numbers are way far apart. Cribs had only 56 yards and that was still the second best on the AFC after A.J Green's 119 yards and 3 touchdowns.

The final would end in a blow out with NFC winning 62-35!

            By David B.
                                                                                                     

Pro Bowl Offense's

AFC Offense                                                       NFC Offense

Quarterback	Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Matt Ryan, Atlanta Drew Brees, New Orleans Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants Robert Griffin III, Washington Russell Wilson, Seattle
Running back	Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Marshawn Lynch, Seattle Doug Martin, Tampa Bay Frank Gore, San Francisco
Fullback	Jerome Felton, Minnesota
Wide receiver	Calvin Johnson, Detroit Brandon Marshall, Chicago Julio Jones, Atlanta Victor Cruz, N.Y. Giants Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Vincent Jackson, Tampa Bay
Tight end	Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta Jason Witten, Dallas
Tackle	Joe Staley, San Francisco Russell Okung, Seattle Jermon Bushrod, New Orleans Trent Williams, Washington
Guard	Mike Iupati, San Francisco Josh Sitton, Green Bay Jahri Evans, New Orleans Chris Snee, N.Y. Giants
Center	Max Unger, Seattle Jeff Saturday, Green Bay

Quarterback

Peyton Manning,  Denver 

Tom Brady, New England

Andrew Luck, Indianapolis

Matt Schaub, Houston

Running back

Arian Foster, Houston

Jamaal Charles, Kansas City

Ray Rice, Baltimore

C.J. Spiller, Buffalo

Fullback

Vonta Leach, Baltimore

Marcel Reece, Oakland

Wide receiver

A.J. Green, Cincinnati

Andre Johnson, Houston

Reggie Wayne , Indianapolis

Wes Welker, New England

Demaryius Thomas, Denver

Tight end

Rob Gronkowski, New England

Heath Miller, Pittsburgh

Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati

Owen Daneils, Houston

Duane Brown, Houston

Ryan Clady, Denver

Andrew Whitworth, Cincinnati

Zane Beadles, Denver

Center

Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh

Chris Meyers, Houstonaniels, Houston

Guard

Logan Mankins, New England

Marshal Yanda, Baltimore
y-Richie Incognito, Miami
Wade Smith, Houston
y-Zane Beadles, Denver

By David B.