When and where is the NFL Pro Bowl in 2026? Date, time, stadium, and how to watch

As Super Bowl LX gets closer, the NFL's greatest stars will be in the spotlight before the big game. The 2026 NFL Pro Bowl Games will have a format that combines flag football with skill-based games. Here's all you need to know about when and where the Pro Bowl is this year, as well as how to watch it.

When and where is the NFL Pro Bowl 2026?

The 2026 Pro Bowl Games will take place on Tuesday, February 3, at 8 p.m. ET.

Unlike previous editions that were spread across a weekend, this year’s event will be a single prime-time showcase. The NFL has aligned the Pro Bowl directly with Super Bowl week festivities, making it part of the larger celebration leading up to the big game on February 8.



For the first time, the Pro Bowl Games will be held in the same region as the Super Bowl. The event will take place in San Francisco, California, at the Moscone Center.

Instead of a traditional stadium setting, the Moscone Center, the city’s largest convention and exhibition complex, will be transformed into a dynamic indoor flag football arena. The move reflects the league’s shift toward a more entertainment-focused and fan-friendly format.

Super Bowl LX itself will be played at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara on February 8, just days after the Pro Bowl Games.

How to watch the 2026 Pro Bowl

Fans have multiple options to catch the action live.

The Pro Bowl Games will be broadcast on:

• ESPN
• ABC
• Disney XD

For streaming, viewers can use:

• The ESPN app
• Fubo (which offers a free trial)
• NFL+

What is the format of the Pro Bowl?

The NFL has replaced the traditional full-contact Pro Bowl game with flag football and skill competitions since 2023. The adjustment was made to lower the danger of injuries while keeping the competition and entertainment value high.



The AFC vs. NFC flag football game will be the main event, with a variety of skill competitions showcasing speed, accuracy, and agility around it.

This year’s rosters feature major names. The NFC side includes stars like Puka Nacua, Christian McCaffrey, and Bijan Robinson, while the AFC roster is led by players such as Josh Allen, Ja’Marr Chase, and Jonathan Taylor.

With the Pro Bowl now fully integrated into Super Bowl week, the 2026 edition promises to be more than just an exhibition. It’s become a high-energy kickoff to the NFL’s biggest stage giving fans one more must-watch event ahead of the Lombardi Trophy.



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