The 2022 Pro Bowl Presented on Multiple Disney Networks Culminates ESPN's Pro Bowl Week in Las Vegas

· ESPN, ABC, Disney XD and ESPN Deportes Carry 2022 Pro Bowl

· Patrick Mahomes, Justin Herbert, Alvin Kamara, Trevon Diggs Among the Stars Expected to Participate

· Pro Bowl Skills Showdown Debuts in Primetime on ESPN; Additional Airings on ABC and Disney XD

· NFL Live in Las Vegas, SportsCenter Coverage and More

The Walt Disney Company and ESPN will showcase NFL's Pro Bowl Week from Las Vegas, culminating with the 2022 Pro Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 6 (3 p.m. ET) on ESPN, ABC, Disney XD and ESPN Deportes from Allegiant Stadium. All networks will provide the traditional telecast, with ESPN Deportes airing the Spanish-language offering. Postseason NFL Countdown (1 p.m.) will be live from the stadium for a nearly two-hour pregame show on ESPN and ABC leading into the Pro Bowl Game.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert, New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara, and Dallas Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs are among the stars expected to participate. Complete rosters for the AFC and NFC teams can be found here. Fans can visit ProBowl.com for the latest event details and to purchase tickets, which will allow fans special benefits on game day, including access to the Pro Bowl Red Carpet and other family friendly activities.

ESPN's Pro Bowl Week programming includes the primetime presentation of the Pro Bowl Skills Showdown on Thursday, Feb. 3 (7 p.m.), as well as NFL Live on-site and SportsCenter reports.

The Monday Night Football team of Steve Levy, Brian Griese, Louis Riddick and Lisa Salters will call their first Pro Bowl as a group, as they bring fans the commentary on ESPN, ABC, and Disney XD. Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega and reporter John Sutcliffe call the Spanish-language telecast on ESPN Deportes. For Postseason NFL Countdown, Suzy Kolber will host alongside Booger McFarland, Randy Moss and Adam Schefter.

Pro Bowl Skills Showdown to Include Fastest Man, Precision Passing, Best Catch, Thread the Needle, and Dodgeball

The Pro Bowl Skills Showdown will feature Pro Bowlers from the AFC and NFC competing against each other in unique competitions, premiering on Thursday, Feb. 3 (7 p.m.) on ESPN. The made-for-TV event will re-air several times in the coming days, including Feb. 5 on ABC (2 p.m.) and pre-game on Feb. 6 on Disney XD (2 p.m.). Levy, Griese, Riddick, and Salters will commentate the events.

New this year, 'Best Catch' and 'Fastest Man' join 'Precision Passing', 'Thread the Needle', and 'Epic Pro Bowl Dodgeball' as the five competitions, with a complete description of the events found here. Among the Pro Bowlers expected to participate are quarterbacks Russell Wilson, Kirk Cousins, Mac Jones as well as wide receivers Tyreek Hill, Justin Jefferson, running back Nick Chubb, and more.

The one-hour show will be from Las Vegas Ballpark, produced by ESPN and A. Smith & Co. Productions.

NFL Live, SportsCenter with Coverage of Pro Bowl Practices

NFL Live, ESPN's flagship daily NFL news, analysis and entertainment show, will televise from Las Vegas on Thursday and Friday (4-5 p.m.). Laura Rutledge will anchor, with analysts Mina Kimes, Dan Orlovsky and Marcus Spears. In addition to Super Bowl LIV and other NFL news items, the show will feature reporting from AFC and NFC practices courtesy of NFL reporter Kimberley A. Martin.

Additional ESPN Offerings

· SportsCenter, with Martin reporting on location, will have also have coverage AFC and NFC practices

· During the week, the NFL FLAG Championship will take place, featuring boys' and girls' teams in multiple age groups. Countdown will shine a spotlight on the event, as well as the Pro Bowl halftime programming.

· ESPN's custom-designed ice cream truck will travel the streets of Las Vegas, promoting ESPN's Pro Bowl programming among other events.

· ESPN's Las Vegas-based programming includes the NHL All Star game (Saturday) and NHL All Star Skills Challenge (Friday).

ESPN's Super Bowl LVI Week Presentation to Originate from Disneyland Resort in California

ESPN's Pro Bowl programming will lead into its Super Bowl LVI coverage from Disneyland, where multi-platform productions will originate from Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim, Calif., beginning Wednesday, Feb. 9, through Super Bowl Sunday on Feb. 13. Downtown Disney District will offer a special fan experience Feb. 10-13.

With Postseason NFL Countdown, NFL Live, SportsCenter segments, NFL Matchup, an ESPN Deportes presence and more, fans at home will receive all the news, analysis and commentary surrounding the crescendo of the 2021-22 NFL season, while Disneyland Resort guests can view the productions and see some of their favorite personalities in person. More can be seen here and further details will be released soon.

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