Two Ole Miss Rebels selected to the 2023 NFL Pro Bowl
Two former Ole Miss football stars have been selected to the 2023 NFL Pro Bowl. Former Rebel offensive lineman Laremy Tunsil, currently a Houston Texan, and former Ole Miss wide receiver AJ Brown, currently a Philadelphia Eagle, have each been honored.
Representing the AFC, Tunsil has been selected to his third Pro Bowl after being chosen in 2019 and 2020. Brown is in his first year with the Eagles, but this is his second Pro Bowl selection after being honored in 2020.
This year’s Pro Bowl will not resemble the event as it was in year’s past. The AFC and NFC representatives will not play an actual game of football — instead, the event will be comprised of various skill competitions and a non-contact game of flag football.
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Laremy Tunsil
Tunsil, who was originally selected as the No. 13 overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins, has been with the Texans since 2019.
He has started all 87 career games in the pros and has made the Pro Bowl three times in his four years with Houston.
Best pass-blocking tackles this season 💪 pic.twitter.com/3coEtGdaaX
— PFF (@PFF) December 21, 2022
.@HoustonTexans starting Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil (@KingTunsil78) hosting his annual shopping spree for single parent mothers and their kids. LT1 provided dinner as well, giving back again. pic.twitter.com/T7Dq24vZSm
— Mark Berman (@MarkBermanFox26) December 23, 2022
AJ Brown
Brown was traded by the Titans to the Eagles in April of this year and he’s made an immediate impact.
Every AJ Brown TD so far pic.twitter.com/CkK4vUrwU3
— 2009 /2010 Phillies & 2006/2018 eagles (@2009philieseag1) December 14, 2022
In his 14 games played, he has notched 74 catches (tied for 15th in the league) for 1,201 receiving yards (fifth), 10 touchdown catches (tied for third), and is averaging 16.2 yards per catch (fourth in the league).
How did AJ Brown catch this!? pic.twitter.com/v9o6S417uv
— DIE-HARD 🦅 Fans (@Eaglesfans9) December 18, 2022
How to Watch
You can watch the flag football game, played in Las Vegas, Nevada in Allegiant Stadium, on February 5 at 2:00 p.m. CT on ABC/ESPN.
Evelyn Van Pelt
Evelyn has covered sports for over two decades, beginning her journalism career as a sports writer for a newspaper in Austin, Texas. She attended Texas A&M and majored in English. Evelyn's love for Ole Miss began when her daughter Katie attended the university on a volleyball scholarship. Evelyn created the Rebel Walk in 2013 and has served as publisher and managing editor since its inception.
