Former NFL WR Brandon Stokley has slammed the Pro Bowl after the AFC roster was announced, saying that “Being a Pro Bowler ain’t what it once was”.

The Pro Bowl roster has been announced for both the AFC and NFC, with a few picks tuning heads and raising questions as to why certain stars have been left out.

Tyler Huntley made the Pro Bowl He had 2 passing TD’s and 3 interceptions. He started 4 games and played in 5 games. What are we doing Being a Pro Bowler ain’t what it once was. Time to be done with the Pro Bowl

— Brandon Stokley (@bstokley14) January 31, 2023

With just two touchdowns and three interceptions to his name this season, Ravens backup QB Tyler Huntley has made his way into the Pro Bowl in place of injured Bills QB Josh Allen.

Raiders QB Derek Carr also made the cut as an alternate for the Pro Bowl this season, meaning he will get to enjoy one final goodbye at the Allegiant Stadium after announcing that he would be leaving the only side he has been at in his career since 2014.

Well… maybe this invitation got lost in the mail from past seasons but I'm going back to pro bowl #4. See you soon Vegas!

— Derek Carr (@derekcarrqb) January 31, 2023

Carr takes the place of Joe Burrow who is also injured for the Pro Bowl and he won’t be the only star missing from this years game due to injury, with other huge names such as Patrick Mahomes also sitting out.

Full AFC Pro Bowl Roster

Quarterback (3)

Trevor Lawrence, Jacksonville JaguarsTyler Huntley, Baltimore RavensDerek Carr, Las Vegas Raiders

Running back (3)

Nick Chubb, Cleveland BrownsJosh Jacobs, Las Vegas RaidersDerrick Henry, Tennessee Titans

Fullback (1)

Patrick Ricard, Baltimore Ravens

Wide receiver (4)

Tyreek Hill, Miami DolphinsStefon Digs, Buffalo BillsDavante Adams, Las Vegas RaidersJa’Marr Chase, Cincinnati Bengals

Tight end (2)

Mark Andrews, Baltimore RavensDawson Knox, Buffalo Bills

Offensive tackle (3)

Laremy Tunsil, Houston TexansTerron Armstead, Miami DolphinsDion Dawkins, Buffalo Bills

Offensive guard (3)

Joel Bitonio, Cleveland BrownsRodger Saffold, Buffalo BillsWyatt Teller, Cleveland Browns

Center (2)

Mitch Morse, Buffalo BillsBen Jones, Tennessee Titans

Defensive end (3)

Myles Garrett, Cleveland BrownsMaxx Crosby, Las Vegas RaidersTrey Hendrickson, Cincinnati Bengals

Interior linemen (3)

Quinnen Williams, New York JetsJeffery Simmons, Tennessee TitansCameron Heyward, Pittsburgh Steelers

Outside linebacker (3)

Matt Judon, New England PatriotsBradley Chubb, Miami DolphinsMatt Milano, Buffalo Bills

Inside/middle linebacker (2)

Roquan Smith, Baltimore RavensC.J. Mosley, New York Jets

Cornerback (4)

Sauce Gardner, New York JetsPat Surtain II, Denver BroncosMarlon Humphrey, Baltimore RavensXavien Howard, Miami Dolphins

Free safety (1)

Minkah Fitzpatrick, Pittsburgh Steelers

Strong safety (2)

Derwin James, Los Angeles ChargersJordan Poyer, Buffalo Bills

Long snapper (1)

Morgan Cox, Tennessee Titans

Punter (1)

AJ Cole, Las Vegas Raiders (replacement for Townsend)

Placekicker (1)

Justin Tucker, Baltimore Ravens

Return specialist (1)

Jamal Agnew, Jacksonville Jaguars

Special teamer (1)

Justin Hardee, New York Jets

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