The NFL didn't host a Pro Bowl in 2021. That led to there being fewer official Pro Bowlers than usual, as the league didn't need to designate alternates for the game.However, the game is returning in 2022. As a result, the Pro Bowl rosters are lengthening once again, as alternates are needed to ensure that both teams will be able to field complete enough rosters to host the exhibition.While plenty of players, including Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady, have opted out of the game, there will still be a lot of talent on display. Justin Herbert was voted the AFC's starting quarterback, and he'll look to show off his talent once again with little defensive pre sure in his face.Below is a full breakdown of the 2022 Pro Cameron Lyons Jersey Bowl rosters, including the full list of player selections, starters, alternates and coaches for the contest.IYER: Below is a look at every AFC player that was named to the 2022 Pro Bowl, highlighted by Justin Herbert, Jonathan Taylor, Ja'Marr Chase and Myles Garrett.*OffensePos.PlayerTeamQBJustin Herbert*ChargersQBPatrick MahomesChiefsQBLamar JacksonRavensQBMac JonesPatriotsRBJonathan Taylor*ColtsRBNick ChubbBrownsRBJoe MixonBengalsRBNajee HarrisSteelersWRTyreek Hill*ChiefsWRStefon DiggsBillsWRJa'Marr Chase*BengalsWRKeenan AllenChargersWRDiontae JohnsonSteelersWRHunter RenfrowRaidersTETravis KelceChiefsTEMark Andrews*RavensFBPatrick Ricard*RavensTOrlando Brown*ChiefsTRashawn Slater*ChargersTDion DawkinsBillsGQuenton Nelson*ColtsGWyatt TellerBrownsGJoel Bitonio*BrownsGRodger SaffoldTitansCRyan KellyColtsCCorey Linsley*ChargersDefensePos.PlayerTeamDEMyles Garrett*BrownsDEMaxx Crosby*RaidersDETrey HendricksonBengalsDTCameron HeywardSteelersDTChris Jones*ChiefsDTDeForest Buckner*ColtsDTJeffery SimmonsTitansILBDarius Leonard*ColtsILBDenzel PerrymanRaidersOLBJoey Bosa*ChargersOLBT.J. Watt*SteelersOLBMatt JudonPatriotsOLBHarold LandryTitansCBDenzel WardBrownsCBJ.C. Jackson*PatriotsCBKenny Moore IIColtsCBXavien Howard*DolphinsFSKevin Byard*TitansSSDerwin James*ChargersSSTyrann MathieuChiefsSpecial TeamsPos.PlayerTeamLSLuke RhodesColtsPA.J. ColeRaidersKJustin TuckerRavensRSDevin DuvernayRavensSTMatthew SlaterPatriotsDECOURCY: There are currently eight players that were voted Ian Wheeler Jersey to the AFC squad for the Pro Bowl that are planning not to play. Most of them are on the Bengals, who still have one game remaining in their season.Notably, Mac Jones made the Pro Bowl as a rookie. He replaced Lamar Jackson, who opted out of the contest due to the ankle injury that sidelined him during the latter half of the year.Here's a look at the alternates that have been called into action for the AFC so far, and who they are replacing.AlternateReplacingMac Jones, PatriotsLamar Jackson, RavensNajee Harris, SteelersJoe Mixon, BengalsDiontae Johnson, SteelersJa'Marr Chase, BengalsHunter Renfrow, RaidersKeenan Allen, ChargersRodger Saffold, TitansQuenton Nelson, ColtsTrey Hendrickson, BengalsJeffery Simmons, TitansChris Jones, ChiefsHarold Landry, TitansJoey Bosa, ChargersBelow is a look at every NFC player that was named to the 2022 Pro Bowl, highlighted by Kyler Murray, Dalvin Cook, Justin Jefferson and Nick Bosa.*OffensePos.PlayerTeamQBTom BradyBuccaneersQBAaron Rodgers*PackersQBKyler MurrayCardinalsQBKirk CousinsVikingsQBRu sell WilsonSeahawksRBDalvin Cook*VikingsRBJames ConnerCardinalsRBAlvin KamaraSaintsWRCooper Kupp*RamsWRDavante Adams*PackersWRJustin JeffersonVikingsWRDeebo Samuel49ersWRMike EvansBuccaneersWRCeeDee LambCowboysTEGeorge Kittle*49ersTEKyle PittsFalconsFBKyle Juszczyk*49ersTTrent Williams*49ersTTristan Wirfs*BuccaneersTTyron SmithCowboysTD.J. HumphriesCardinalsTBrian O'NeillVikingsTDuane BrownSeahawksGZack Martin*CowboysGBrandon Scherff*WashingtonGAli MarpetBuccaneersGJonah JacksonLionsGLaken Tomlinson49ersCJason Kelce*EaglesCRyan JensenBuccaneersCAlex Mack49ersDefensePos.PlayerTeamDENick Bosa*49ersDEBrian Burns*PanthersDECameron JordanSaintsDEJosh SweatEaglesDTAaron Donald*RamsDTJonathan AllenWashingtonDTKenny ClarkPackersDTJavon HargraveEaglesDTVita VeaBuccaneersLBMicah Parsons*CowboysLBBobby WagnerSeahawksLBDevin WhiteBuccaneersOLBChandler Jones*CardinalsOLBRobert Quinn*BearsOLBShaquil BarrettBuccaneersCBTrevon Diggs*CowboysCBJalen Ramsey*RamsCBDarius SlayEaglesCBMarshon LattimoreSaintsCBStephon GilmorePanthersFSQuandre Diggs*SeahawksFSAntonie Cassius Marsh Jersey Winfield Jr.BuccaneersSSBudda Baker*CardinalsSSHarrison SmithVikingsSpecial TeamsPos.PlayerTeamLSJosh HarrisFalconsPBryan AngerCowboysKMatt GayRamsKJake ElliottEaglesRSJakeem GrantBearsSTJ.T. GraySaintsAL-KHATEEB:The NFC has seen significantly more opt-outs among starters than the AFC. In fact, 13 starters have opted out of the Pro Bowl for the NFC, including eight on offense. So, there will be a lot of changes from what fans, players and coaches had voted on for the game.The starters listed will likely be replaced in the following way:QB Kyler Murray will replace Aaron RodgersWRs Justin Jefferson and Deebo Samuel will replace Cooper Kupp and Davante AdamsOTs D.J. Humphries and Brian O'Neill will replace Trent Williams and Tristan WirfsGs Ali Marpet and Jonah Jackson will replace Zack Martin and Brandon ScherffC Ryan Jensen will replace Jason KelceDE Cameron Jordan will replace Nick BosaDT Javon Hargrave will replace Aaron DonaldCB Darius Slay will replace Jalen RamseyS Antoine Winfield will replace Quandre DiggsK Jake Elliott will replace Matt GayIn total, there are 16 players opting out of the Pro Bowl, and the NFC will need a lot of alternates as a result.Here's a look at the alternates that have been called into action for the NFC so far, and who they are replacing.AlternateReplacingKirk Cousins, VikingsAaron Rodgers, PackersRu sell Wilson, SeahawksTom Brady, BuccaneersMike Evans, BuccaneersDavante Adams, PackersCeeDee Lamb, CowboysCooper Kupp, RamsD.J. Humphries, CardinalsTyron Smith, CowboysBrian O'Neill, VikingsTristan Wirfs, BuccaneersDuane Brown, SeahawksTrent Williams, 49ersJonah Jackson, LionsBrandon Scherff, CommandersLaken Tomlinson, 49ersZack Martin, CowboysAlex Mack, 49ersJason Kelce, EaglesJosh Sweat, EaglesNick Bosa, 49ersJavon Hargrave, EaglesKenny Clark, PackersVita Vea, BuccaneersAaron Donald, RamsDevin White, BuccaneersBobby Wagner, SeahawksStephon Gilmore, PanthersJalen Ramsey, RamsAntoine Winfield Jr., BuccaneersQuandre DiggsJake Elliott, EaglesMatt Gay, RamsThe fan vote is key in deciding who is in the Pro Bowl, as it accounts for one-third of consideration for the event. Player voting and coach voting make up the other two thirds of the proce s.Jonathan Taylor was the leading vote-getter in the AFC after he generated a league-high 2,171 scrimmage yards and 20 total touchdowns in 2022. Nick Bosa led the way in the NFC and was joined by two other 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk and tight end George Kittle in the conference's top-six vote-getters.Below is a Coleman Shelton Jersey full list of the top fan vote-getters by position this year for each conference:AFCPos.PlayerTeamVotesRBJonathan TaylorColts265,370TETravis KelceChiefs262,540OLBT.J. WattSteelers237,047QBJustin HerbertChargers213,904WRJa'Marr ChaseBengals202,141DEMyles GarrettBrowns201,096FSKevin ByardTitans193,061KJustin TuckerRavens186,812DTJeffery SimmonsTitans173,029SSTyrann MathieuChiefs170,939CBJ.C. JacksonPatriots162,263FBPatrick RicardRavens142,032CCreed HumphreyChiefs128,608GJoe BitonioBrowns116,569ILBDenzel PerrymanRaiders113,733RSRay-Ray McCloudSteelers98,525STOla AdeniyiTitans98,287PPre sley HarvinSteelers93,676LSJoe CardonaPatriots86,382TRashawn SlaterChargers83,085NFCPos.PlayerTeamVotesDENick Bosa49ers264,687RBKyle Juszczyk49ers242,900CBTrevon DiggsCowboys242,900QBTom BradyBuccaneers237,468WRDavante AdamsPackers234,600TEGeorge Kittle49ers208,193ILBMicah ParsonsCowboys189,899DTAaron DonaldRams185,503RBDalvin CookVikings156,503OLBHaason ReddickPanthers135,643SSHarrison SmithVikings134,321PMichael DicksonSeahawks132,814TTrent Williams49ers131,096FSQuandre DiggsSeahawks123,574RSDeAndre CarterWashington111,471GZack MartinCowboys108,065STNick BelloreSeahawks102,774CJason KelceEagles98,380KYounghoe KooFalcons80,713LSCameron CheesemanWashington72,416The coaches of the two No. 1 seeds in the postseason will coach in the Pro Bowl since neither is playing in the postseason.Mike Vrabel, who led the Titans to a 12-5 record and won , will be in charge of the AFC. Matt LaFleur, who led the Packers to a 13-4 record, will run the show on the NFC sidelines.TV channel (national):ESPN | ABCLive stream:ESPN app,The 2022 Pro Bowl will be broadcast nationally on ESPN and ABC. Viewers that have Disney XD will also be able to watch it on that platform if they so desire.ESPN's normal "Monday Night Football" crew Tom Waddle Jersey ofSteve Levy, Brian Griese, Louis Riddick and Lisa Salters will be on the call for the game.This is the final year that the Pro Bowl will be broadcast on multiple networks. Beginning in 2023, ABC will be the exclusive home of the event.The Pro Bowl can be streamed using ESPN's app or website for those with cable subscriptions. Those without cable can use fuboTV, , to stream the game.In Canada, viewers can watch the Pro Bowl with a subscription toDAZN,.BENDER: Date:Sunday, Feb. 6Kickoff:3 p.m. ETThe Pro Bowl will begin at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 6, a week before Super Bowl 56. It will start at 12 p.m. local time in Las Vegas.