Jan 25 (Reuters) – Being picked for the National Football League’s (NFL) all-star game is an honour reserved for top players. It is a tradition, now in its 63rd year, that began more than a decade before the first Super Bowl was played. But for the elite band of players chosen to represent either the American Football Conference or National Football Conference in Sunday’s Pro Bowl in Hawaii, it can also be a mixed blessing. For the many players who never get to experience the thrill of winning a Super Bowl, the annual Pro Bowl can be a career highlight. …
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PREVIEW-NFL-Players’ effort to determine Pro Bowl’s future (Reuters)
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