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The 1998 Pro Bowl was the NFL's all-star game for the 1997 season. The game was played on February 1, 1998, at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. The final score was AFC 29, NFC 24. Warren Moon of the Seattle Seahawks, invited to participate because of an injury to John Elway, was the game's MVP. The referee was Gary Lane. The halftime show was Montell Jordan.

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Quarterbacks

  • John ElwayDenver Broncos (Injured, did not play)
  • Drew BledsoeNew England Patriots
  • Mark BrunellJacksonville Jaguars
  • Warren MoonSeattle Seahawks (injury replacement)
  • Running Backs

  • Terrell Davis – Denver Broncos
  • Jerome BettisPittsburgh Steelers
  • Kimble AndersKansas City Chiefs
  • Eddie GeorgeTennessee Titans
  • Wide Receivers

  • Tim BrownOakland Raiders
  • Yancey ThigpenPittsburgh Steelers
  • Andre RisonKansas City Chiefs
  • Jimmy SmithJacksonville Jaguars
  • Tight Ends

  • Ben CoatesNew England Patriots
  • Shannon Sharpe – Denver Broncos
  • Offensive Linemen

  • Tony Boselli – Jacksonville Jaguars
  • Ruben Brown – Buffalo Bills
  • Dermontti DawsonPittsburgh Steelers
  • Bruce Armstrong – New England Patriots
  • Bruce Matthews – Tennessee Titans (injured, did not play)
  • Tom Nalen – Denver Broncos
  • Jonathan Ogden – Baltimore Ravens
  • Steve Wisniewski- Oakland Raiders (injury replacement)
  • Will Shields – Kansas City Chiefs
  • Defensive Linemen

  • Tim BowensMiami Dolphins
  • Michael McCrary – Baltimore Ravens
  • Darrell Russell – Oakland Raiders
  • Michael SinclairSeattle Seahawks
  • Bruce Smith – Buffalo Bills
  • Ted Washington – Buffalo Bills
  • Linebackers

  • Zach Thomas – Miami Dolphins
  • Chad Brown – Seattle Seahawks
  • Mo Lewis – New York Jets
  • Ray Lewis – Baltimore Ravens
  • Bill Romanowski – Denver Broncos
  • Junior Seau – San Diego Chargers
  • Derrick Thomas -Kansas City Chiefs
  • Defensive Backs

  • Rodney Harrison – San Diego Chargers
  • Ty Law – New England Patriots
  • Lawyer Milloy – New England Patriots
  • Shawn Springs – Seattle Seahawks
  • Sam Madison – Miami Dolphins
  • Steve Atwater – Denver Broncos
  • Quarterbacks

  • Brett FavreGreen Bay Packers (injured – did not play)
  • Chris Chandler – Atlanta Falcons (injury replacement)
  • Steve Young – San Francisco 49ers
  • Trent DilferTampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Running Backs

  • Mike AlstottTampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Warrick Dunn – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Dorsey LevensGreen Bay Packers
  • Barry SandersDetroit Lions
  • Wide Receivers

  • Herman MooreDetroit Lions
  • Cris CarterMinnesota Vikings
  • Irving Fryar – Philadelphia Eagles
  • Rob MooreArizona Cardinals
  • Tight Ends

  • Mark Chmura – Green Bay Packers
  • Wesley WallsCarolina Panthers
  • Offensive Linemen

  • Larry Allen – Dallas Cowboys
  • Jeff Christy – Minnesota Vikings
  • Kevin GoganSan Francisco 49ers
  • Randall McDaniel – Minnesota Vikings
  • William Roaf – New Orleans Saints
  • Todd Steussie – Minnesota Vikings
  • Tony Mayberry – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Nate Newton – Dallas Cowboys
  • Defensive Linemen

  • Warren Sapp – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Michael StrahanNew York Giants
  • Kevin Carter – St. Louis Rams
  • Robert Porcher – Detroit Lions
  • Luther Ellis – Detroit Lions
  • Bryant Young – San Francisco 49ers
  • John Randle – Minnesota Vikings
  • Linebackers

  • Jessie Armstead – New York Giants
  • Derrick Brooks – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Hardy Nickerson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Ed McDaniel – Minnesota Vikings
  • Jessie Tuggle – Atlanta Falcons
  • Kevin Greene – Carolina Panthers
  • Defensive Backs

  • Ray Buchanan – Atlanta Falcons
  • LeRoy Butler – Green Bay Packers
  • John Lynch – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Eugene Robinson – Atlanta Falcons
  • Deion Sanders – Dallas Cowboys (did not play)
  • Aeneas Williams – Arizona Cardinals
  • Darren Woodson – Dallas Cowboys (injured, did not play)
  • References

    1998 Pro Bowl Wikipedia


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