Pro Bowl Score 2011 : NFC Vs 55-41 AFC Pro Bowl | Pro Bowl Score Highlights

Pro Bowl Score : NFC Knocks Off AFC in an Epic Defensive Battle.The NFL does a lot of things right. They have the best television product of any of the major sports in this country. The league makes billions of dollars every year from television contracts, merchandise sales and ad revenue.In the NFC, Atlanta Falcons got the most number with 9 players. This should make for a very interesting matchup since their respective coaches will be in charge. On the other hand, the AFC just has more impact players like Darrelle Revis and Jamaal Charles, which both will be hard to neutralize.

As the NFL All-Star Game composition preview, New England Patriots got the most number of selections in the AFC with 8 football players. In the NFC, Atlanta Falcons got the most number with 9 players. This should make for a very interesting matchup since their respective coaches will be in charge.In last night's Pro Bowl, the NFC defeated the AFC 55-41. The NFC jumped out to a 42-0 lead early and held on late to win the game. Although, in one of the more ironic twists, it was a defensive player who was named the game's MVP, Washington CB DeAngelo Hall. He had an interception and forced a fumble, which he returned for a touchdown.

Every year it is one of the worst showcases of talent in sports. No one cares and you get some awful football as a result.But just when it appeared it would be the most one-sided game in Pro Bowl history, eclipsing the Joe Theismann-led 45-3 NFC rout of the AFC in 1984, the AFC scored three touchdowns in a row. The last came on the game's seventh turnover, when Devin Hester tried to hand the kickoff return to Hall, but the ball fell to the turf. The Jaguars’ Montell Owens scooped it up and ran it in 8 yards for the score to make it 42-21 with 10 minutes left in the third quarter.

Eagles quarterback Michael Vick started but played only the first quarter, completing 5 of 10 passes for 59 yards.Adrian Peterson rushed for 80 yards in 14 carries for the NFC, including a 14-yarder to set a Pro Bowl record with four career rushing touchdowns. Atlanta got good performances from Matt Ryan (9 of 13 for 118 yards and two touchdowns with an interception), Michael Turner (eight carries for 53 yards) and Roddy White (five catches for 69 yards).

NFL Pro Bowl Score : Calvin Johnson Catches One Pass As NFC Defeats AFC, 55-41SB Nation DetroitDetroit Lions receiver.SB Nation is a collection of over 290 individual communities, each offering high quality year-round coverage and conversation led by fans who are passionate about their favorite teams, leagues or sports. By empowering fans, SB Nation With seven extra points, tying a record for Pro Bowl, with two field goals, David Akers grew Morten Andersen (45) for most career points with 52 Pro Bowl.

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Boise State Broncos Are The Best Team In College Football

That's right, I said it. The Broncos of Boise State are the best team in college football. At least, until after the BCS National Championship is over.

Boise State has just completed the second ever 14-0 college football season. They did it with a team known for offense winning a defensive battle.

Who they played is not all that important. What is important is that great teams find ways to beat whoever they are scheduled. To go undefeated this season Boise State had to beat all different types of teams. And they had to do it with a target on their backs.

Oregon featured a mobile QB and a plenty of athletes who wouldn't stoop so low as to admit to being recruited to play in Idaho. They beat a bad Miami OH team that was more of a pass oriented teams. Pass happy Hawaii and Bowling Green were blown out. Ryan Mathews went off for rush oriented Fresno State but the Bulldogs couldn't defeat them. And Nevada and Utah State with mobile QB's also stood no chance this season.

Along the way, Boise State did have a couple of close games, as great teams sometimes do. Tulsa made the Broncos come back down to reality, but the Broncos pulled out the road victory. The trip to Ruston La, wasn't easy. LaTech won 4 games this season, all of their victories coming at home. Only BSU was able to make that long trip and come back a winner.

Through it all Boise State had to play through the drama that is the BCS. They would be passed up by TCU, a team that nearly every college football writer felt deserved to be ranked higher. They had to deal with the pressure of winning every single week, because one loss meant that the Broncos BCS hopes were over. Even if they won out, they weren't assured a BCS spot.

Despite what who didn't watch call a weak schedule, the Broncos have surely accomplished something special. They won fourteen games and lost none. They did it with a quarterback who measures a 6 feet 0 inches, a dwarf by todays standards. This same quarterback threw thirty-nine touchdowns and only three interceptions, a record for best ratio in NCAA history.

They managed this despite losing one of the biggest offensive weapons in the third week of the season. Running back D.J. Harper suffered an injury against Fresno State and Boise simply replaced him with safety Doug Martin.

If I had a vote perhaps I would wait until after Texas and Alabama play. But for right now, I could definitely pencil in Boise State as the best team in country.