Watching the Pro Bowl

The NFL all star game, called the Pro Bowl, is this afternoon. For years, it was played in Hawaii. From 1979 through 2015, it was in Hawaii every year except 2009 (Miami, FL) and 2014 (Phoenix, AZ). After four years in Orlando, and a cancellation last year, the game returns, being played in Las Vega, NV.

As often happens, players from the two teams in the Super Bowl won't play. Well, most from the Bengals and Rams that were selected have opted out, but as of this writing, some are still on the roster. Other stars often opt out as well. The NFC starting QB Aaron Rogers, along with Tom Brady (his 15th Pro Bowl selection), are not playing. The Cardinals' Kyler Murray, along with replacements Kirk Cousins and Russell Wilson will play, as of this writing.

On the AFC side, the three selected quarterbacks are still scheduled to play. Starter Justin Herbert, along with Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson are still expected to play. I won't go over the entire roster, but you can see the AFC roster and the NFC roster to see who will be in the game.

What you want to know is how can you watch the game, right? Well, it will be on four networks: ABC, ESPN, Disney XD, and NFL Network.

ABC

• Antenna, if you are in range (most of you are). (Free)
• Vidgo ($55/month)
• Fubo ($65/month)
• YouTube TV ($65/month)
• Hulu+Live TV ($70/month)
• DirecTV Stream ($70/month)

ESPN

• Sling TV (Orange) ($35/month)
• Vidgo ($55/month)
• Fubo ($65/month)
• YouTube TV ($65/month)
• Hulu+Live TV ($70/month)
• DirecTV Stream ($70/month)

Disney XD

• Sling TV (Orange) with Kids Extra add-on ($41/month)
• Vidgo ($55/month)
• Fubo ($65/month)
• YouTube TV ($65/month)
• Hulu+Live TV ($70/month)
• DirecTV Stream ($70/month)

NFL Network

• Sling TV (Orange) ($35/month)
• Vidgo ($55/month)
• Fubo ($65/month)
• YouTube TV ($65/month)
• Hulu+Live TV ($70/month)

Any of these will get you the Pro Bowl. If the NFL all star game is something you want in your Streaming Life, you have plenty of options.