NBC Sports Philadelphia's John Clark caught up with Zack Baun after the contest. As you might expect, one of the captains on defense had nothing but high praise for his teammate.

The NFL has revealed the Pro Bowl rosters of both the NFC and AFC all-star teams. Here's who made the team and when the Pro Bowl Games take place.

The NFL has finalized the AFC and NFC rosters for the 2026 Pro Bowl Games. Pro Bowl selections will be honored as captains during Week 17 games, and for the remainder of the season, the NFL will have a silver “Pro Bowl” trophy decal on the back of their helmets.

The Broncos have three first-timers among their six selections, while 49ers' Trent Williams and Kyle Juszczyk set positional records.

Of the Lions’ 2025-26 Pro Bowlers, two are former first-round picks who are still on rookie contracts—Jahmyr Gibbs and Jack Campbell—and both are in line to cash in, via their team-controlled fifth-year options.

Rams' linebackers Jared Verse and Byron Young were named to the Pro Bowl. This is Verse's second selection after being named last season as a rookie, while this is Young's first career selection. Both men have been two of the NFL's best pass rushers, and their efforts on defense have curtailed the big runs they gave up last season.

Six Broncos have been chosen to represent the team at the 2026 Pro Bowl Games, marking the most Broncos to be selected to the initial Pro Bowl roster since the 2014 season.

Arizona Cardinals pass-rusher Josh Sweat is having a career season, and he isn't happy about the lack of a Pro Bowl selection for his efforts.

Quarterback Sam Darnold, wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence, defensive tackle Leonard Williams, cornerback Devon Witherspoon and return specialist Rashid Shaheed will represent the Seahawks at this year's games.

Browns CB Denzel Ward spoke after the game and was shocked the Steelers targeted him three times with the game on the line.