Jared Goff helps NFC take the Pro Bowl -Game leading

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  • Michael Dirocco30. January 2025, 09:34 PM et

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Orlando, Fla.-with Super Bowl just over a week away, is the possibility of Kansas City Chiefs becoming the first team in the NFL story to three-spat by beating Philadelphia Eagles stealing that thunder this weekend.

Manning is a NFC coach on the Pro Bowl Games and he tries to score his own three-peat over his brother, Peyton, who is training AFC. Eli is in good position to reach his goal after NFC took a 14-7 lead on Thursday night at Skills Challenge.

“The heart, preparation, the commitment of these guys they have painted,” Eli said after the skill event at the University of Central Floridas Nicholson Fieldhouse. “They look forward to this. They want three-peat.

“Everyone has talked about Kansas City three-peat, but really are all eyes on the Pro Bowl for NFC-Three peat right now.”

NFC won the first two events to take a 6-0 lead where Detroit Lions Quarterback Jared Goff put 44 points in the passing competition and Minnesota Vikings Receiver Justin Jefferson, Arizona Cardinals Tight End Trey McBride and Chicago Bears Cornerback Jylon Johnson won it Satisfactory prisoners competition.

“We are doing well,” Jefferson said. “They tried to cheat us a little, but we didn’t go on it and still got the dub.”

The New York Jets’ Quinnen Williams finally got AFC on the board by winning the big Spike competition to cut NFC’s lead to 6-3.

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Quinnen Williams’ Mammoth Spike wins event on Pro Bowl play

Jets DT Quinnen Williams wins Spike Competition of Pro Bowl game with a powerful throw.

NFC won the helmet harmonic competition, where teammates tried to match answers to set up NFC 9-3. NFC won two of the three baton to take an 11-4 lead, and the highlight of this event was the Bosa brothers-Joey from Los Angeles Chargers and Nick of San Francisco 49ers-speedwalking the first stage of their heat because Joey Bosa said that he felt tight before the race began.

NFC and AFC split dodgeball games and each earned three points.

The competition ends Sunday (15:00 EN, ABC/ESPN) with another three events as well as flag Football Game.