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SCHEDULE! The 2010 Pro Bowl TV Schedule is underway. The Pro Bowl TV Schedule has the game on the ESPN channel. Current score is 17-17 with action in the 2nd quarter. It’s been a very tight scoring game. CLICK HERE FOR THE SCORE UPDATE The last score was a D.Carpenter 30 yd. Field Goal Drive with 5 minutes [...]

MIAMI (AP) — For 86 of the NFL’s best players, the season is ending where they wanted: in Miami.

Here is your Pro Bowl time, Pro Bowl TV channel schedule, and roster. Pro Bowl Time for AFC vs NFC action is just a few hours away. The game is January 31 at Dolphin Stadium in South Florida. The location is the same as Super Bowl XLIV, just one week earlier. The 2010 NFL Bowl roster features [...]

MIAMI — The Pro Bowl’s experimental one-year move to Miami has resulted in better ticket sales, more media coverage and some grousing by players.

It’s been a watershed year for the NFL and the Nielsens, with the pro football league, breaking through the clutter of today’s fragmented media universe, to rack up a bevy of ratings records, dating back, in some instances, almost 30 years.

MIAMI — The Pro Bowl’s experimental one-year move to Miami has resulted in better ticket sales, more media coverage and some grousing by players. “I like Hawaii a lot better,” Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison said.

For 86 of the NFL’s best players, the season is ending where they wanted: in Miami. Their timing’s off, though. With a new venue and new slot on the league calendar, the Pro Bowl will be played today as a preliminary to next week’s Super Bowl on the same field.

SCHEDULE – Here is your Senior Bowl 2010 TV Schedule. Your Senior Bowl 2010 TV Channel Schedule today kicks off with a pregame show, the live action, following a post game recap. The roster features the best of the North and South Teams. Says the Senior Bowl: “The Senior Bowl is the nation’s most unique football game [...]

The Pro Bowl’s experimental one-year move to Miami has resulted in better ticket sales, more media coverage and some grousing by players. “I like Hawaii a lot better,” Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison said. He and the other all-stars wanted to end the season in Miami — but not this week.

MIAMI – For 86 of the NFL’s best players, the season is ending where they wanted: in Miami. Their timing’s off, though. With a new venue and new slot on the league calendar, the Pro Bowl will be played Sunday as a preliminary to next week’s Super Bowl on the same field. It definitely feels like a warmup act. “There’s a bittersweet taste,” said quarterback Tony Romo, a late addition to the NFC …