The NFL has announced the rosters for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games, featuring ten former University of Alabama players, underscoring the Crimson Tide’s significant impact on professional football.
AFC Selections:
Derrick Henry, Running Back, Baltimore Ravens: Earning his fifth Pro Bowl selection, Henry continues to dominate the league with his powerful rushing style.
Jerry Jeudy, Wide Receiver, Cleveland Browns: Achieving his first Pro Bowl nod, Jeudy has set career highs this season with 84 receptions and 1,166 receiving yards, ranking sixth in the NFL.
Pat Surtain II, Cornerback, Denver Broncos: Selected for the third time, Surtain remains a cornerstone of the Broncos’ secondary.
Marlon Humphrey, Cornerback, Baltimore Ravens: With his fourth Pro Bowl appearance, Humphrey is recognized for his consistent defensive excellence.
Minkah Fitzpatrick, Free Safety, Pittsburgh Steelers: Securing his fifth selection, Fitzpatrick’s ball-hawking skills continue to shine.
NFC Selections:
Jahmyr Gibbs, Running Back, Detroit Lions: In just his second NFL season, Gibbs earns his second Pro Bowl honor, showcasing his versatility and explosive playmaking.
Josh Jacobs, Running Back, Green Bay Packers: A third-time selectee, Jacobs has been instrumental in the Packers’ ground game.
Landon Dickerson, Offensive Guard, Philadelphia Eagles: Chosen for the third time, Dickerson anchors the Eagles’ offensive line with his formidable blocking.
Xavier McKinney, Free Safety, Green Bay Packers: Earning his first Pro Bowl selection, McKinney has been pivotal in the Packers’ defensive backfield, finishing second in the league in interceptions.
Brian Branch, Strong Safety, Detroit Lions: Also a first-time selectee, Branch’s 15 pass breakups and hard-hitting style have been key to the Lions’ impressive 14-2 record.
Notably, three of the six running backs selected for the Pro Bowl are Alabama alumni, highlighting the university’s prowess in producing top-tier talent at the position.
The 2025 Pro Bowl Games, a week-long celebration of player skills, will culminate in a flag football game between the AFC and NFC on Sunday, February 2, at Camping World Stadium in Orlando.