2019 Pro Bowl Game Betting Preview 

The week between the conference championships and the Super Bowl is when the 2019 Pro Bowl takes place, a showcase of the league’s best players who are not appearing in the Super Bowl the next week. This year, the game takes place at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida. The NFC side will be coached by Jason Garrett and the rest of the Dallas Cowboys’ coaching staff, and Anthony Lynn and the rest of the Los Angeles Chargers’ coaching staff will coach the AFC side. While there is not a lot of defense played in this game, and there is nothing competitive on the line, some NFL betting enthusiasts like the action on which side will win. Check out our preview below.

2019 Pro Bowl Game Betting Preview 

• When: Sunday, Jan. 27 at 3:00 pm ET
• Where: Camping World Stadium, Orlando, FL
• TV: ABC/ESPN
• Live Stream: NFL Live
• 2019 Pro Bowl Odds: TBA

The point spread for this game has not yet been announced, nor has the over/under point total. However, if we look at recent history, we see that the trend toward high point totals usually leads to some big “under” results. For example, in 2018, the point total was 69 ½, but the teams ony generated 47 points between them. The underdog has also covered in 10 of the last 15 games, perhaps because the spreads are low, but also because of the rash of last-minute injuries leading to replacements, as well as the fact that the game is more of a showcase than a hard-fought contest. We have published the latest rosters for you below. There may be more replacements in the next few days, so check the latest updates before locking in any wagers. Stay clear of the temptation to go over the point total, particularly if that total is more than 65 points, because that simply hasn’t been the pattern in recent years. The games have been close, which one would expect given the fun atmosphere on both sides. Given the fact that there are more key injuries on the AFC roster, I’m leaning more toward the NFC personally. However, there is such parity in the league that an exhibition like this could easily come down to the last drive of the game.

2019 Pro Bowl Roster

AFC

Offense

• Wide receiver: DeAndre Hopkins (Houston Texans), Tyreek Hill (Kansas City Chiefs), Antonio Brown (Pittsburgh Steelers), Keenan Allen (Los Angeles Chargers), JuJu Smith-Schuster (Pittsburgh Steelers) (sub for Brown),  Jarvis Landry (Cleveland Browns) (sub for Hopkins)
• Tackle: Taylor Lewan (Tennessee Titans), Alejandro Villanueva (Pittsburgh Steelers), Eric Fisher (Kansas City Chiefs)
• Guard: David DeCastro (Pittsburgh Steelers), Marshal Yanda (Baltimore Ravens), Quenton Nelson (Indianapolis Colts), Joel Bitonio (Cleveland Browns) (sub for DeCastro)
• Center: Maurkice Pouncey (Pittsburgh Steelers) Mike Pouncey (Los Angeles Chargers)
• Tight end: Travis Kelce (Kansas City Chiefs) Eric Ebron (Indianapolis Colts)
• Quarterback: Patrick Mahomes (Kansas City Chiefs), Philip Rivers (Los Angeles Chargers), Tom Brady (New England Patriots), Andrew Luck (Indianapolis Colts) (sub for Rivers)
• Running back: James Conner (Pittsburgh Steelers), Melvin Gordon (Los Angeles Chargers), Phillip Lindsay (Denver Broncos), Lamar Miller (Houston Texans) (sub for Lindsay)
• Fullback: Anthony Sherman (Kansas City Chiefs)

Defense

• Defensive end: J.J. Watt (Houston Texans), Myles Garrett (Cleveland Browns), Melvin Ingram (Los Angeles Chargers)
• Interior lineman: Geno Atkins (Cincinnati Bengals), Jurrell Casey (Tennessee Titans), Cameron Heyward (Pittsburgh Steelers), Kyle Williams (Buffalo Bills) (sub for Casey), Brandon Williams (Baltimore Ravens) (sub for Atkins)
• Outside linebacker: Von Miller (Denver Broncos), Jadeveon Clowney (Houston Texans), Dee Ford (Kansas City Chiefs), T.J. Watt (Pittsburgh Steelers) (sub for Clowney)
• Inside linebacker: C.J. Mosley (Baltimore Ravens), Benardrick McKinney (Houston Texans)
• Cornerback: Xavien Howard (Miami Dolphins), Jalen Ramsey (Jacksonville Jaguars), Stephon Gilmore (New England Patriots), Denzel Ward (Cleveland Browns)
• Free safety: Derwin James (Los Angeles Chargers), Eric Weddle (Baltimore Ravens)
• Strong safety: Jamal Adams (New York Jets)

Special Teams

• Kicker: Jason Myers (New York Jets)
• Long snapper: Casey Kreiter (Denver Broncos)
• Punter: Brett Kern (Tennessee Titans)
• Return specialist: Andre Roberts (New York Jets)
• Special teamer: Adrian Phillips (Los Angeles Chargers)

NFC

Offense

• Wide receiver: Julio Jones (Atlanta Falcons), Michael Thomas (New Orleans Saints), Adam Thielen (Minnesota Vikings), Davante Adams (Green Bay Packers), Mike Evans (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) (sub for Jones)
• Tackle: Tyron Smith (Dallas Cowboys), Terron Armstead (New Orleans Saints), Trent Williams (Washington Redskins)
• Guard: Zack Martin (Dallas Cowboys), Brandon Brooks (Philadelphia Eagles), Trai Turner (Carolina Panthers)
• Center: Alex Mack (Atlanta Falcons), Max Unger (New Orleans Saints)
• Tight end: Zach Ertz (Philadelphia Eagles), George Kittle (San Francisco 49ers), Austin Hooper (Atlanta Falcons) (sub for Ertz)
• Quarterback: Drew Brees (New Orleans Saints), Jared Goff (Los Angeles Rams), Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay Packers)
• Running back: Todd Gurley (Los Angeles Rams), Saquon Barkley (New York Giants), Ezekiel Elliott (Dallas Cowboys)
• Fullback: Kyle Juszczyk (San Francisco 49ers)

Defense

• Defensive end: Cameron Jordan (New Orleans Saints), DeMarcus Lawrence (Dallas Cowboys), Danielle Hunter (Minnesota Vikings)
• Interior lineman: Aaron Donald (Los Angeles Rams), Fletcher Cox (Philadelphia Eagles), Akiem Hicks (Chicago Bears)
• Outside linebacker: Khalil Mack (Chicago Bears), Ryan Kerrigan (Washington Redskins), Anthony Barr (Minnesota Vikings), Olivier Vernon (New York Giants) (sub for Mack)
• Inside linebacker: Luke Kuechly (Carolina Panthers), Bobby Wagner (Seattle Seahawks), Leighton Vander Esch (Dallas Cowboys) (sub for Kuechly)
• Cornerback: Kyle Fuller (Chicago Bears), Patrick Peterson (Arizona Cardinals), Darius Slay (Detroit Lions), Byron Jones (Dallas Cowboys)
• Free safety: Eddie Jackson (Chicago Bears), Harrison Smith (Minnesota Vikings)
• Strong safety: Landon Collins (New York Giants), Malcolm Jenkins (Philadelphia Eagles) (sub for Collins)

Special Teams

• Kicker: Aldrick Rosas (New York Giants)
• Long snapper: To be named by coach
• Punter: Michael Dickson (Seattle Seahawks)
• Return specialist: Tarik Cohen (Chicago Bears)
• Special teamer: Cory Littleton (Los Angeles Rams)