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NFL Pro Bowl Background Information

The Pro Bowl is the all-star game of the NFL. Played at the end of the season after the Super Bowl, it was first played in 1939 in LA. Now the official name of the game is the AFC-NFC Pro Bowl. In 1970, it merged with its rival American Football League (AFL), and since then it has been officially called the AFC-NFC Pro Bowl, matching players in the AFC against those in the NFC. The Pro Bowl has been played at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii, since 1980.

The Pro Bowl is the final game of the NFL season annually. Historically, this event has been held as a charity contest. The payments to the winning and losing teams were very low. The first All-Star Game was between the 1938 National Football League champions, the New York Giants, and a team of all-stars from the other NFL teams and players from 2 independent west coast teams, the LA Bulldogs and the Hollywood Stars. In the ‘30s west coast leagues were formed. The first game was played at Wrigley Field in South-Central LA following the regular season for five years through 1942. In 1942, the game was moved to the east coast because of the war in the Pacific. The game was cancelled after the 1942 season.