December 21, 2016
(UPDATE 12/21/16) Just over four weeks remain before the 2017 Pro Bowl kicks off in Orlando. The all-star gathering's return to the lower 48 appears to be generating some major excitement, too, as this year's game will be the most expensive Pro Bowl TicketIQ has tracked since 2010.
With rosters announced on Monday evening, the resurgent Oakland Raiders will send a league-best seven players to the January 29 game at Camping World Stadium. The Atlanta Falcons and Dallas Cowboys follow with six and five selected players, respectively. A return to the traditional AFC vs. NFC format will be instituted this year following a three-year, draft-selected Team X vs. Team Y layout.
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With the game returning stateside for the first time since 2015. Pro Bowl tickets on TicketIQ are currently averaging $272 and the cheapest are listed from $82 each in the 200 sections. It surpasses 2015's game at University of Phoenix Stadium, which owned a $243 average and $70 get-in price.
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Check out the complete Pro Bowl rosters for both conferences below:
2017 Pro Bowl Rosters
AFC
Offense:
Quarterbacks: Tom Brady, Derek Carr, Ben Roethlisberger
Running Backs: Le'Veon Bell, DeMarco Murray, LeSeason McCoy
Fullbacks: Kyle Juszcyzyk
Wide Receivers: Antonio Brown, Amari Cooper, A.J. Green, T.Y. Hilton
Tight Ends: Travis Kelce, Delanie Walker
Guards: Marshal Yanda, Kelechi Osemele, David DeCastro
Tackles: Joe Thomas, Donald Penn, Taylor Lewan
Centers: Rodney Hudson, Maurkice Pouncey
Defense:
Defense End: Khalil Mack, Cameron Wake, Jadeveon Clowney
Interior Linemen: Geno Atkins, Ndamukong Suh, Jurrell Casey
Outside Linebackers: Von Miller, Lorenzo Alexander, Brian Orakpo
Inside/Middle Linebackers: Dont'a Hightower, C.J. Mosley
Cornerbacks:
Free Safety: Devin McCourty, Reggie Nelson
Strong Safety: Eric Berry
Special Teams
Punter: Pat McAfee
Kicker: Justin Tucker
Return Specialist: Tyreek Hill
Special Teamer: Matthew Slater
NFC
Offense
Quarterbacks: Matt Ryan, Aaron Rodgers, Dak Prescott
Running Backs: Ezekiel Elliot, David Johnson, Devonta Freeman
Fullbacks: Mike Tolbert
Wide Receivers: Julio Jones, Odell Beckham, Mike Evans, Larry Fitzgerald
Tight Ends: Greg Olsen, Jordan Reed
Guards: Zack Martin, Brandon Scherff, T.J. Lang
Tackles: Tyron Smith, Trent Williams, Jason Peters
Centers: Travis Frederick, Alex Mack
Defense
Defense End: Everson Griffen, Cliff Avril, Michael Bennett
Interior Linemen: Aaron Donald, Gerald McCoy, Fletcher Cox
Outside Linebackers: Vic Beasley, Ryan Kerrigan, Thomas Davis
Inside/Middle Linebackers: Bobby Wagner, Luke Kuechly
Cornerbacks: Janoris Jenkins, Patrick Peterson, Richard Sherman, Xavier Rhodes
Free Safety: Harrison Smith, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix
Strong Safety: Landon Collins
Special Teams
Punter: Johnny Hekker
Kicker: Matt Bryant
Return Specialist: Cordarrelle Patterson
Special Teamer: Dwayne Harris
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2017 Pro Bowl Tickets Now On Sale; Averaging Over $200 on Resale Market
(ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 10/25/16) We're just eight weeks into the 2016 NFL season, but excitement is already building for the 2017 Pro Bowl. Set for January 29 at Orlando's Camping World Stadium, the 2017 Pro Bowl will feature many of the league's best players in the 68th annual edition of the game, and Pro Bowl tickets went on sale to the general public via Ticketmaster on Tuesday morning.
With tickets officially going on sale in several presales earlier this month, a healthy inventory already exists on the secondary market. The average resale price for 2017 Pro Bowl tickets on TicketIQ is $232.42, making it the second most expensive Pro Bowl since at least 2010, when the company began tracking resale ticket data.
If looking just to get past the gates in Orlando in January, the cheapest tickets are going for $67 each in Section 213. The most expensive tickets on the resale market are now listed from $2,342 each in Section 110.
