Tspectacle, or at least its absence in NFL Pro Bowl 2022 was heavily criticized by fans, analysts and even nfl legendsan exhibition game that doesn’t look like a normal professional football game at all, no kicks, no tackles, lots of points, but something just doesn’t taste right.
The game that took place this Sunday in Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada ended with AFC winning 41-35 over NFC in the last game before Super Bowl LVI February 13 between Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California.
The fate of Deion Sanders
First, let’s take a look at the claims of the former 2011 Hall of Fame cornerback. Deion SanderYes
“God help me. I watch @nfl Pro Bowl and remember when we were so proud and grateful for this award,” Sanders tweeted. “We went to Hawaii to prove ourselves more than worthy, so we competed in practice and in the game. I wanted you to know that PRIME was PRIME! What happened and when?
The famous “Prime Time” was elected to eight professional bowls after playing for Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, Washington Redskins (now Washington Commanders) and Baltimore Ravens.
Immediate response by Shannon Sharp
This tweet was answered by a tight end, also an eight-time Pro Bowl pick and also a Hall of Famer for the 2011 class. Shannon Sharp.
“That’s it. It was CONFUL. The NFL should do away with the grandmaster but keep the reward for being picked in the pro bowl. #INVISIBLE.
Unlike Sanders, Sharp only played for two teams. Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravenswinning the Vince Lombardi Trophy for both organizations.