Pro Bowl to feature plenty of offense
The Pro Bowl would afford me one last NFL game with Drew Brees that season. Then the unthinkable happened. After suffering a devastating shoulder injury in the playoffs with the San Diego Chargers, Brees dislocated his elbow in the Pro Bowl.
NFC running back LeSean McCoy of the Philadelphia Eagles (25) takes video of the fans following the NFC practice on Ohana Day at the 2012 Pro Bowl. (Kyle Terada-US PRESSWIRE, US PRESSWIRE / January 28, 2012) By Nick Fierro, Of The Morning Call — Being
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Six rookies are among the 36 first-timers, including quarterbacks Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers and Andy Dalton of the Cincinnati Bengals, who are replacing Super Bowl quarterbacks Eli Manning and Tom Brady.
The new faces at the Pro Bowl aren't so sure and are curious how intense they should play in today's all-star game. “I've never been in a Pro Bowl before, so I don't know what the tempo is going to be like,” San Diego Chargers running back Ryan Mathews
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