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2010 NFL Pro Bowl
Event Date: Sunday, January 31 2010
Match Venue: (LandShark stadium) previously Dolphin Stadium
The Pro Bowl is
the premier all-star event in sports and will feature the best
players in the NFL. The Pro Bowl will be played one week before
the Super Bowl in 2010 and both games will be staged in Dolphin
Stadium.
The 2010 Pro Bowl
will be the first time the event has been held on the mainland
in 30 years, and the first time in South Florida in 35 years.
The game has been held the week after the Super Bowl at Aloha
Stadium in Honolulu since 1980 and it's probable that the game
will return to Hawaii after 2010, although not on the permanent
basis, as has been the case over the past three decades.
Pro Bowl History
A postseason
All-Star game between the new league champion and a team of
professional all-stars was added to the NFL schedule in January
1939, at the end of the 1938 season. In the first game at
Wrigley Field in Los Angeles, CA the New York Giants beat a team
made up of players from NFL teams and two independent clubs the
Los Angeles Bulldogs and the Hollywood Stars. An all-NFL
All-Star team provided the opposition over the next four
seasons, but the event was cancelled after the game at the close
of the 1942 season.
The NFL revived the game in January 1951, after the 1950 pro
football season. It was a contest between conference all-star
teams: American vs National (1951-53), Eastern vs Western
(1954-1970), and now, the AFC-NFC Pro Bowl format, which began
in 1971, rotated annually between host sites until 1980 when it
moved to Honolulu. Now history will be made in the Pro bowl
again as it will be hosted in South Florida, Miami.
Over the last few
years the Pro Bowl has featured future Hall of Fame Inductees Peyton
Manning of the Indianapolis Colts, LaDanian Tomlinson of the San
Diego Chargers, Terrell Owens, and Randy Moss. Past MVP’s include
NFL Hall of Famers Dan Fouts, Walter Payton, and Jim Brown.
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