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2019 PRO BOWL PRESENTED BY VERIZON
Featuring a week-long celebration of football and new gameday experiences that showcase
Pro Bowl players
Game Tickets on Sale at ProBowl.com
In the lead up to the 2019 PRO BOWL PRESENTED BY VERIZON at ORLANDO’S CAMPING
WORLD STADIUM on January 27, the NFL is hosting a week-long celebration to unite and
inspire the entire football community.
Throughout the week, a fan-focused program offers free interactive experiences and youth and
high school football competitions. For the third consecutive year, Pro Bowlers from the AFC and
NFC will compete in unique competitions at the PRO BOWL SKILLS SHOWDOWN – this year
featuring the “40-YARD SPLASH Presented by McDonalds,” where players will race to fill up
a dunk tank and attempt to hit the target with a football. The event airs on Thursday, January
24, at 9:00 PM ET on ESPN and Disney XD.
The week also offers opportunity to give back to the community. For the first time at Pro Bowl,
the NFL will host PRO BOWL COMMUNITY DAY on Saturday, January 26, when Pro Bowl
players will participate in various activities supporting Community Service, Youth Football, Youth
Health & Wellness, the Military Community, and Sustainability efforts. Through the NFL
FOUNDATION PRO BOWL GIVEBACK, Pro Bowl players on the winning team may apply for a
$10,000 NFL Foundation grant to be donated to the high school or youth football program of
their choice. Also, during one practice, Pro Bowlers will be wearing special shirts adorned with
the NFL PLAYER CARE FOUNDATION logo. The shirts will be auctioned off via NFL Auction,
and all money raised will support retired players in need.
On gameday, fans can cheer on Pro Bowl players along the RED CARPET as they enter the
stadium from 12:00-1:00 PM ET, and during the game there will be dedicated AFC AND NFC
SEATING sections, enabling fans of rival teams to join forces and cheer on their conference as
well as KIDZONE, a kid friendly play area in the North Plaza of the stadium where families can
take their children during the game. NFL Network’s DAN HELLIE will be the stadium host and
engage with fans throughout the game.The Pro Bowl will be televised live Sunday, January 27 at 3:00 PM ET on ESPN, ESPN
Deportes, Disney XD and ABC. Game streaming is available on ESPN digital platforms, Yahoo
Sports on mobile, and the NFL app on mobile. Audio of the game will be broadcast nationally by
Westwood One, and carried on SiriusXM and the TuneIn App. ESPN will also provide live
coverage of many of the events during Pro Bowl Week across the ESPN, ABC and Disney
platforms, in addition to NFL Media.
OVERVIEW OF PRO BOWL WEEK EVENTS
An overview of each event is listed below, with full details outlined in the advisory following:
Pro Bowl Community Kickoff: Tuesday, January 22; 11:00 AM ET; Ivey Lane Park (291
Silverton Street)
• Media - For more information, contact Elena Bakar, NFL, Elena.Bakar@NFL.com
Pro Bowl Experience: Wednesday, January 23 - Saturday, January 26; times vary; ESPN
Wide World of Sports Complex
• Media - For more information, contact Elena Bakar, NFL, Elena.Bakar@NFL.com
AFC / NFC Pro Bowl Practices: Wednesday, January 23 - Friday, January 25; times vary;
ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. All media availabilities will take place on the field at the
conclusion of each practice.
• Media - For more information, contact Jake Gellerman, NFL,
Jacob.Gellerman@NFL.com and Sam Drexler, NFL, Sam.Drexler@NFL.com
Pro Bowl Skills Showdown: Wednesday, January 23; 12:00 PM ET; ESPN Wide World of
Sports Complex (taping) and will air on Thursday, January 24 at 9:00 PM ET on ESPN &
Disney XD.
• Media - For more information, contact Jake Gellerman, NFL,
Jacob.Gellerman@NFL.com and Sam Drexler, NFL, Sam.Drexler@NFL.com
YOUTH AND HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL EVENTS
Play Football Opening Night: Thursday, January 24; 6:00-8:00 PM ET; the Arena at ESPN
Wide World of Sports Complex
• Media - For more information, contact Taylor Kielpinski-Rogers, NFL, Taylor.Kielpinski-
Rogers@nfl.com and Stephanie Goodsell, GPG, Sgoodsell@gpg.com
Play Football Skills Showdown: Friday, January 25; 12:30-3:30 PM ET; Field 16 at ESPN
Wide World of Sports Complex
• Media - For more information, contact Taylor Kielpinski-Rogers, NFL, Taylor.Kielpinski-
Rogers@nfl.com and Stephanie Goodsell, GPG, Sgoodsell@gpg.com
Play Football Celebrity FLAG Game: Friday, January 25; 6:00-8:00 PM ET; Field 16 at ESPN
Wide World of Sports Complex
• Media - For more information, contact Taylor Kielpinski-Rogers, NFL, Taylor.Kielpinski-
Rogers@nfl.com and Stephanie Goodsell, GPG, Sgoodsell@gpg.comNFL FLAG Championships Powered by USA Football: Friday, January 25 - Sunday, January
27; ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
• Media - For more information, contact Melinda Whitemarsh, USA Football,
Mwhitemarsh@usafootball.com
Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year Award: Sunday, January 27; During the 4th
Quarter of the 2019 Pro Bowl
• Media - For more information, contact Taylor Kielpinski-Rogers, NFL, Taylor.Kielpinski-
Rogers@nfl.com and Stephanie Goodsell, GPG, Sgoodsell@gpg.com
COMMUNITY EVENTS
NFL PLAY 60 Character Camp: Wednesday, January 23; 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM ET; Field 21 at
ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
Media - For more information, contact Ryan Betscher, Muñoz Agency,
ryan@munozagency.com
Pro Bowl Community Day: Saturday, January 26; 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET; ESPN Wide
World of Sports Complex
• Special Olympics Unified Flag Football Game – Field 18
• Play Football Clinics – Field 17
• Packaging USO Military Care Kits* - Visa Center
• Packaging Shelter Comfort Kits* - Visa Center
• Meal Packing for Local Food Bank* - Visa Center
• NFL Green Project* - Field 24
• The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) Activity* - Field 21
• Wounded Warrior Project Flag Football Game* - Field 22
Media - For more information, contact Jill Pike, NFL, Jill.Pike@NFL.com
*Closed to the public
MEDIA ADVISORY – 2019 PRO BOWL EVENTS
Pro Bowl Experience
A free football festival located at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World
Resort where, among many activities and attractions, fans can participate in immersive exhibits
and take photos with the 2019 Pro Bowl Trophy. As part of the partnership between KultureCity
and Camping World Stadium, Pro Bowl Experience will distribute sensory-friendly packs to fans.
The 2019 Pro Bowl Experience will be open to fans at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
at Walt Disney World Resort:
• Wednesday, January 23 from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM ET
• Thursday, January 24 from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM ET
• Friday, January 25 from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM ET
• Saturday, January 26 from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM ETATTRACTIONS
*All attractions are subject to change.
• 40-Yard Dash: Race down the field against your opponents and virtual NFL
players on a giant 40-yard long LED wall.
• Kick-Tac-Toe: Kick 3 in a row on a giant tic-tac-toe board.
• Bring It All Block Party: A pop-up block party-style experience for teens to show off
what they bring to the game of football, including a t-shirt customization station,
touchdown celebration booth, and gaming lounge featuring Fortnite.
• Oakley®: Experience Oakley Prizm™, a revolutionary lens technology grounded in
decades of research that turned eyewear into vital sports equipment. To learn more
about the Oakley Prizm Football Shield and see what you’ve been missing, please visit
the Oakley Rolling Lab in the Fan Zone
• Obstacle Course: Navigate through obstacle courses and train like an NFL player.
• Precision Passing: Pass to as many targets as possible while on the clock.
• Best Hands: Catch as many different passes as possible like an NFL all-star!
• 2019 Pro Bowl Trophy: Take a photo with the official 2019 Pro Bowl Trophy.
• Sleep Number: See how sleep impacts performance at the Sleep Number fan
experience, featuring the Sleep Number 360 smart bed and interactive Plinko game with
giveaways.
• Vertical Jump: Jump as high as you can and hit the corresponding flag to discover your
vertical reach just like at the NFL Scouting Combine.
• NFL Shop at Pro Bowl: Shop for your favorite NFL and Pro Bowl gear at the NFL Shop
trailer located inside Pro Bowl Experience.
• Wilson: Fans will have the opportunity to customize their own Wilson footballs.
Media - For more information, contact Elena Bakar, NFL, Elena.Bakar@NFL.com
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AFC & NFC Team Pro Bowl Practices
The AFC and NFC teams will practice at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
from Wednesday, January 23 through Friday, January 25. All media availabilities will take
place on the field at the conclusion of each practice.
Practices are free and open to the public, and entry to the seating areas is available on a first-
come, first-served basis. To attend practice, fans must register for Fan Mobile Pass via the Pro
Bowl – Fan Mobile Pass app or onNFL.com/PBFanMobilePass. Visit ProBowl.com for more
details.
Wednesday, January 23
10:30 AM ET NFC team practice at ESPN Wide World of Sports – Field 1610:45 AM ET AFC team practice at ESPN Wide World of Sports – Field 7
Thursday, January 24
11:30 AM ET NFC team practice at ESPN Wide World of Sports – Field 16
11:45 AM ET AFC team practice at ESPN Wide World of Sports – Field 7
Friday, January 25
11:30 AM ET NFC team practice at ESPN Wide World of Sports – Field 16
11:45 AM ET AFC team practice at ESPN Wide World of Sports – Field 7
Media - For more information, contact Jake Gellerman, NFL, Jacob.Gellerman@NFL.com and
Sam Drexler, NFL, Sam.Drexler@NFL.com
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Community Legacy Event to Kickoff Pro Bowl Week
To kick off the 2019 Pro Bowl Week festivities on Tuesday, January 22, the NFL will join the
City of Orlando to rebuild and revitalize Ivey Lane Park (291 Silverton Street).
The volunteer work will kick off at 10:00 AM ET with brief remarks from attendees starting at
11:00 AM ET, including NFL Senior Vice President of Events Peter O’Reilly, City of Orlando
Mayor Buddy Dyer, City of Orlando District 5 Commissioner Regina Hill, Orange County
Mayor Jerry L. Demings, Florida Citrus Sports CEO Steve Hogan, and Jack Groh from the
NFL’s Green initiative.
The opening remarks will be followed by a media availability with former Dallas Cowboys and
Arizona Cardinals running back Emmitt Smith, former Chicago Bears linebacker Brian
Urlacher and former Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos linebacker DeMarcus Ware.
Following the press event, local high school football players from Maynard Evans High School
and Jones High School will join community volunteers, Verizon Green Team volunteers and
military members from the 143rd Sustainment Command to plant trees and pollinator plants,
build a community garden, and create an interactive play area. The newly revitalized space will
be used for educational enrichment and outdoor activities.
Media - For more information, contact Elena Bakar, NFL, Elena.Bakar@NFL.com
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NFL PLAY 60 Character Camp
On Wednesday, January 23 at 9:30 AM ET, the NFL will host a free Character Camp on Field
21 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. The event will include 300 predominantly-
Hispanic youth from the Orlando area. The non-contact football camp will be led by Pro Football
Hall of Fame offensive tackle Anthony Muñoz. The camp is part the NFL PLAY 60 Character
Camps program, a partnership between the NFL and the Muñoz Agency. The mission of the
camps is to make a positive impact on youth through teaching football skills, emphasizing
exercise, and reinforcing the importance of character in athletics and life. This camp is hostedas part of the NFL's year-round Hispanic outreach initiative, focused on offering youth
opportunities to play and experience the game of football. Since the inception of NFL PLAY 60
Character Camps in 2012, over 90 camps have been held impacting nearly 30,000 youth across
the country.
Media - For more information, contact Ryan Betscher, Muñoz Agency,
ryan@munozagency.com
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Play Football Opening Night
Play Football Opening Night is a youth and high school focused media event for all NFL Flag
Championship teams and High School Skills Showdown Athletes on Thursday, January 24
from 6:00-8:00 PM ET at The Arena at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. More than
700 NFL FLAG participants and Play Football High School Skills competitors will have the
opportunity to mix and mingle before competition kicks off. Participants will interact with NFL
players – current and Legends – and Disney talent. Each NFL FLAG team and High School
Skills athlete will participate in interview sessions and various activities. These activities include
but are not limited to: designated team interview areas & time slots, photo opportunities, gaming
lounge, vertical jump and 40-yard dash, and trophy displays.
Media - For more information, contact Taylor Kielpinski-Rogers, NFL, Taylor.Kielpinski-
Rogers@nfl.com and Stephanie Goodsell, GPG, Sgoodsell@gpg.com
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Pro Bowl Skills Showdown
For the third consecutive year, Pro Bowlers from the AFC and NFC will compete against each
other in unique competitions at the PRO BOWL SKILLS SHOWDOWN, which airs on
Thursday, January 24, at 9:00 PM ET on ESPN and Disney XD.
The 2019 Pro Bowl Legends Captains, Jim Kelly and Demarcus Ware of the AFC and Emmitt
Smith and Brian Urlacher of the NFC, will lead their respective squads. The Legends Captains
will motivate, strategize, and execute a game plan for their teams. Each Skills Showdown team
will feature 10 All-Stars: two quarterbacks, one running back, three wide receivers/tight
ends/defensive backs, three linemen/linebackers, and one coach’s choice (non-quarterback).
Taking place at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort, the
competition will include:
• 40 Yard Splash presented by McDonalds: A new challenge that puts teamwork to the
test as players participate in a football-inspired take on a fire bucket brigade. Players
race to fill up a dunk tank and attempt to hit the target with a football, dropping an
opposing team member into the tank.
• Gridiron Gauntlet presented by Castrol® EDGE®: Five players from each team will
participate in a head-to-head relay race designed to showcase strength, speed, and
agility. Competitions include a fumble scramble through an inflatable path, among
others.• Best Hands presented by Madden NFL Overdrive: Two WR-QB duos from each
conference will compete in a timed relay race to catch a series of passes at a sequence
of downfield targets as quickly as possible. Designated targets require a specific style of
catch – diving, one-handed, over the shoulder, etc. – which must be executed before the
receiver can move on to the next target.
• Precision Passing presented by Madden NFL Overdrive: Each conference’s two
quarterbacks and one captain-appointed non-quarterback will battle it out in a one-
minute accuracy competition, as they attempt to hit as many targets as possible.
• Epic Pro Bowl Dodgeball presented by Skittles: In the grand finale, Pro Bowlers will
compete in a classic game of dodgeball, with every member of each team participating.
In a best of three series, the team with the last person on the court wins.
Fans are encouraged to join the conversation surrounding the Pro Bowl Skills Showdown on
social media using the hashtag #ProBowlSkills. For additional information and to find out more
about week-of festivities, fans are encouraged to visit ProBowl.com.
Media - For more information, contact Jake Gellerman, NFL, Jacob.Gellerman@NFL.com and
Sam Drexler, NFL, Sam.Drexler@NFL.com
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Play Football Skills Showdown
Fifty high school football student-athletes from around the country will have an opportunity to
participate in position specific drills, viral challenges, and celebration dance offs during the first-
ever Play Football Skills Showdown at Pro Bowl on Friday, January 25 from 12:30-3:30 PM
on Field 17 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. NFL Club Coach of the Year winners
from each of the 32 markets had a chance to select one player from their team to participate in
the Showdown. Remaining spots are for graduating high school seniors from the local Orlando
and South Florida region.
Media - For more information, contact Taylor Kielpinski-Rogers, NFL, Taylor.Kielpinski-
Rogers@nfl.com and Stephanie Goodsell, GPG, Sgoodsell@gpg.com
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Play Football Celebrity FLAG Game
On Friday, January 25 from 6:00-8:00 PM ET on Field 16 at ESPN Wide World of Sports
Complex NFL Legends, celebrities, influencers, and the youth football community will
participate in a friendly but competitive flag football game during the first annual Play Football
Celebrity Flag Game at Pro Bowl. Each team will compete for a donation to an agreed upon
foundation connected to youth or high school football to assist with growing the game of football.
Public entry opens at 5:00 PM ET. Seating is limited so arrive early in order to secure a seat.
Media - For more information, contact Taylor Kielpinski-Rogers, NFL, Taylor.Kielpinski-
Rogers@nfl.com and Stephanie Goodsell, GPG, Sgoodsell@gpg.com
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NFL FLAG ChampionshipsNFL FLAG Championships will be held at Pro Bowl for the third consecutive year as part of the
week-long celebration of football across all levels. Over 71 youth flag football teams will
compete in the NFL FLAG Championships Powered by USA Football as part of the NFL's Pro
Bowl Week in Orlando.
Championship games for the 9-10 Coed, 11-12 Coed and 13-14 Girls divisions will be played
Saturday, January 26 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, starting at 10:00 AM ET. All
three games will be streamed live on ESPN3. NFL Pro Bowl players, Legends, and special
guests will serve as guest coaches encouraging teams and engaging with fans. The 13-14 Boys
championship game will be played Sunday, January 27 at Camping World Stadium during
pregame. Kickoff is 1:15 PM ET and can be viewed on ESPN/ABC properties.
Tournament Schedule:
• Pool Play: Friday, January 25; ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex; 10:00 AM ET –
6:30 PM ET; Fields 23-30
• Boys Semifinals: Saturday, January 26; ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex: 9:00
AM ET; Field 25
• 9-10 Coed, 11-12 Coed and 13-14 Girls Championships: Saturday, January 26;
ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex; 9:30 AM ET; Field 16
• 13-14 Boys Championships: Sunday, January 27; Pre-game at Pro Bowl; Camping
World Stadium
Media - For more information, contact Melinda Whitemarsh, USA Football,
Mwhitemarsh@usafootball.com
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PRO BOWL COMMUNITY DAY
New this year, the NFL will be hosting Pro Bowl Community Day at ESPN Wide World of
Sports Complex on Saturday, January 26, from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET. The event will
partner Pro Bowl players with youth, local, and national non-profit organizations to support
Community Service, Youth Football, Youth Health & Wellness, the Military Community, and
Sustainability efforts.
Special Olympics Unified Flag Football Game: The NFL and Special Olympics will
host a Unified Flag Football game with Special Olympics Florida athletes and Pro Bowl
players on Field 18 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. The NFL and Special
Olympics are committed to building inclusive communities and providing opportunities
for athletes of all abilities to participate in sports through Unified flag football, where
individuals with and without intellectual disabilities play flag football together on the same
team.
Play Football Clinics: Fuel Up to Play 60 students ages 6-15 will take part in football
clinics with Pro Bowl Players on Field 17 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.NFL FLAG Championship: Championship games for the 9-10 Coed, 11-12 Coed and
13-14 Girls divisions will be played Saturday, January 26 at ESPN Wide World of
Sports Complex, starting at 9:30 AM ET. All three games will be broadcasted live on
ESPN3. NFL Pro Bowl players, Legends, and special guests will serve as guest coaches
encouraging teams and engaging with fans.
Packaging USO Military Care Kits*: The NFL and the USO celebrate more than 50
years of partnership with Salute to Service. Through this partnership, the NFL is proud to
bring football to service members and military families through year-round events,
programs and services with the USO. Pro Bowl players and NFL FLAG youth will work
together with the USO to pack 2,500 care packages to send to service men and women
overseas at the Visa Center at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.
Packaging Shelter Comfort Kits*: Working with SafeHouse of Seminole, a local
organization that provides programs and emergency shelter for survivors of domestic
violence, NFL players and NFL FLAG youth will assemble comfort kits at the Visa
Center at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. These care packages, which will
include toiletries donated by the Procter & Gamble Company, will be distributed to
domestic violence survivors, and will provide basic necessities as they move forward
with their lives.
Meal Packing Champions for Local Food Bank*: Pro Bowl players and NFL FLAG
youth will package 5,000 nutritious meals to donate to a Second Harvest Food Bank of
Central Florida at the Visa Center at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. The
meals are designed to provide vital nutrients to people of all ages and are fortified with
over 20 different vitamins and minerals necessary for good health.
NFL Green Project*: Pro Bowl players and NFL FLAG youth will “Go Green” by building
birdhouses to provide urban wildlife habitat on Field 24 at ESPN Wide World of Sports
Complex. The completed birdhouses will be used at Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake.
The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) Activity*: Pro Bowl players
will work alongside TAPS family members to build wooden American flags to honor their
lost loved ones that served our country on Field 21 at ESPN Wide World of Sports
Complex. TAPS is a nonprofit organization that offers compassionate care to all those
grieving the loss of a loved one who died while serving in our Armed Forces or as a
result of his or her service.
Wounded Warrior Project*: The NFL and Wounded Warrior Project will host a flag
football game with Pro Bowl players and 50 local veterans on Field 22 at ESPN Wide
World of Sports Complex Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) connects warriors with
one another, their families, and communities.
Media - For more information, contact Jill Pike, NFL, Jill.Pike@NFL.com
*Closed to the public.
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Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the YearThe Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year award honors an exemplary football
coach at the high school level who displays the integrity, achievement, and leadership
demonstrated by Coach Shula. Coaches are nominated for the national award by all 32 NFL
teams, and the winner is selected by a panel of judges including Tony Dungy, Willie
McGinest, Chad Pennington, Rod Woodson and last year’s award recipient, Coach Robert
Garrett from Crenshaw High School.
The Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year will be announced during the 2019 Pro
Bowl at Camping World Stadium on Sunday, January 27 at 3:00 PM ET, and will be covered
on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ABC. The two finalists will each receive $15,000 from the NFL
Foundation, $10,000 of which will go to their high school’s football program. They will also
attend Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta as special guests of the NFL and walk the red carpet at NFL
Honors.
Media - For more information, contact Taylor Kielpinski-Rogers, NFL, Taylor.Kielpinski-
Rogers@nfl.com and Stephanie Goodsell, GPG, Sgoodsell@gpg.com
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Red Carpet
Pro Bowl Players will walk the carpet as they arrive at the Camping World Stadium between
12:00-1:00 PM ET on Sunday, January 27. The players will show off their personal style
before they display their athletic talents on the field. Fans will be able to view the players as they
arrive on the carpet. Additionally, 10 players will compete for bragging rights as the best-
dressed, partaking in a “Shoe Cam Moment,” interviews, photo ops, etc. Three celebrity judges
will vote on the best dressed player.
Media - For more information, contact Traci Otey Blunt, NFL, Traci.Blunt@NFL.com
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AFC/NFC Dedicated Seating at Pro Bowl
At the Pro Bowl on Sunday, January 27 at Camping World Stadium, the NFL is introducing
dedicated NFC and AFC seating sections in-stadium, enabling fans of rival teams to join forces
and cheer on their conference. Fans will be provided with an NFC/AFC rally towel in their seats
to further show their support to their conference team. NFL Network sports anchor, Dan Hellie,
will be the in-stadium host working to rally both cheering sections from the sidelines.
Media - For more information, contact Traci Otey Blunt, NFL, Traci.Blunt@NFL.com
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KidZone at Pro Bowl
A small kid-friendly play area in the North Plaza of the stadium where families can take their
kids during the game at Camping World Stadium on Sunday, January 27. The activation
space will include: Youth football skills challenges, and other fun kids activities like the Dance
Cam which at times will be projected on the in-stadium videoboard.Media - For more information, contact Traci Otey Blunt, NFL, Traci.Blunt@NFL.com
Sensory Inclusive Experience for Fans
The Pro Bowl on Sunday, January 27 at Camping World Stadium is an all-inclusive event for
fans on gameday. The 2017 Pro Bowl marked the first sensory inclusive game hosted by a
professional sports league. Working with KultureCity, Camping World Stadium's sensory-
inclusive partner, the NFL will offer families who attend the 2019 Pro Bowl with support,
including sensory accessibility resources and two dedicated sensory rooms located in the
stadium to enable them to enjoy the game with more confidence and comfort. New this year,
Pro Bowl Experience will also have sensory-inclusive packs available to fans.
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