When is the 2023 Pro Bowl? Date, Time & How to Watch

While the NFL prepares for Super Bowl 57, they will hold the 2023 Pro Bowl before hand. Here is when the updated event will take place and how to watch it.

Over the years the NFL has faced criticism about the Pro Bowl. While it was an All Star Game between the top players in the AFC and NFC, the effort wasn’t exactly there, and who could blame them. Why risk an injury?

But in 2023, the NFL announced that they have revamped the yearly event as the Pro Bowl Games. Instead of the traditional football game, it has been replaced with three seven-on-seven flag football games between the top players in the AFC and NFC. Not to mention that there will be various skill competitions between both conferences. It was something that received quite the warm welcome from fans who were not fans of the previous, meaningless game.

The AFC will be coached by Peyton Manning, while the NFC will have Eli Manning as their sideline boss. Additionally, the league announced the full rosters for the AFC and NFC teams.

With the NFL prepared to find out who will play in the Super Bowl, fans may be curious when the Pro Bowl Games begin. We have all of the information you need, including the dates of the event, what time it begins, and how to watch.

When is the 2023 Pro Bowl?

The 2023 Pro Bowl Games will take place on two nights. The event opens up on Thursday, Feb. 2, while the second day takes place on Sunday, Feb. 5. The second day of the event will be held at Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders.

What time does the 2023 Pro Bowl start?

The opening night of the Pro Bowl Games takes place at 7:00 p.m. ET on Feb. 2. The final day of the event will begin at 3:00 p.m. ET on Feb. 5.

What skills competitions will be held at 2023 Pro Bowl?

Let’s take a look at skills competitions that will be held prior to the flag football competitions.

Thursday, Feb. 2

• Epic Pro Bowl Dodgeball
• Lightning Round
• Longest Drive
• Precision Passing
• Best Catch (First Round)

Sunday, Feb. 5

• Best Catch Finals
• Gridiron Gauntlet
• Move the Chains
• Kick Tac Toe

How to watch 2023 Pro Bowl

• Dates (and Times): Thursday, Feb. 2 (7:00 p.m. ET) and Sunday, Feb. 5 (3:00 p.m. ET)
• Location: Allegiant Stadium — Las Vegas, Nev.
• TV Channel: ESPN
• Live Stream: Watch ESPN, fuboTV

The two-day event can be viewed nationally on ESPN. If you have a cable or satellite service, you can log into your account and stream the two-day event on Watch ESPN.

There is also the option to stream the event on fuboTV, which offers a free seven-day trial when you sign up for an account.