EA Sports Madden NFL to Host Virtual Pro Bowl For Third Year in a Row

For the third consecutive year, the NFL, EA Sports, and NFLPA will host the NFL Pro Bowl: Madden NFL 23 Edition. The match will be broadcasted on February 4th at 4 PM PST/ 7 PM EST on NFL’s social media channels. Cowboys Micah Parsons and Vikings Justin Jefferson will defend their title for the NFC against the Dolphins Tyreek Hill and Jets Rookie Sauce Gardner from the AFC using the official 2023 Pro Bowl rosters. Charissa Thompson will host with Marshawn Lynch as co-host.

Pro Bowl Games: #Madden23 Edition 🔥

Saturday @ 7pm ET pic.twitter.com/rycqGTbSFQ

— Madden NFL 24 (@EAMaddenNFL) January 30, 2023

EA Sports is also offering fans an in-game precision passing event in Madden NFL 23 Mobile. Completing the challenge rewards players with a player card of one of the six quarterbacks competing in the real-life NFL Pro Bowl precision passing competition.

Introducing the reimagined Madden Cruiser#Madden23 pic.twitter.com/nduFYGvByp

— Madden NFL 24 (@EAMaddenNFL) January 30, 2023

EA SPORTS is also continuing to celebrate transcendent sport and cultural icon John Madden by bringing a reimagined version of the Madden Cruiser to the next generation of football fans. Throughout his broadcasting career, Coach Madden traveled tens of thousands of miles across the U.S. in a full-sized bus that became widely known as “The Madden Cruiser.” Today, EA SPORTS is bringing its version of the Cruiser, redesigned by the creative geniuses at  West Coast Customs and EA SPORTS designers and engineers. Part tribute that celebrates Coach Madden’s life as a legendary football coach, renowned broadcaster, and pioneering gaming icon, the reimagined version of the Madden Cruiser is outfitted with state-of-the-art content creation, streaming, gaming and broadcasting capabilities to connect fans closer to the sport Coach loved and his legacy. The new Madden Cruiser will debut for fans this Sunday at Allegiant Stadium at the 2023 Pro Bowl Games and then hit the road to Super Bowl LVII in Arizona with more stops to come.