NFL Pro Bowl 2023: How to Watch Flag Football Showdown with Top Stars
Staff Editor NFL Pro Bowl 2023: How to Watch the Star-Studded Event
The NFL Pro Bowl, a fan-favorite event showcasing the league’s top talent, is set to take place at Camping World Stadium in Orlando this Sunday. This year’s event features a new format, with a 7-on-7 flag football game between AFC and NFC teams replacing the traditional tackle football match.
While Super Bowl-bound players from the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will not participate, the Pro Bowl still promises an exciting display of NFL star power. For fans looking to catch the action, various viewing options are available.
The event will be simulcast on ABC and ESPN from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. ET on Sunday, February 2. Cord-cutters have several streaming alternatives, including ESPN Plus, Sling TV, DirecTV Stream, and Fubo.
ESPN Plus offers the most budget-friendly option at $12 per month, while Sling TV Orange provides ESPN and other channels with a 50% discount for new users. DirecTV Stream and Fubo offer more comprehensive packages, including free trials and discounts for new subscribers.
For viewers traveling abroad, using a VPN service like ExpressVPN can provide access to US streaming services. However, it’s important to note the legal considerations when using VPNs and to comply with local regulations.
As the NFL season nears its climax, the Pro Bowl offers fans one last chance to see their favorite players in action before the highly anticipated Super Bowl showdown.
