Despite varied interest in the Pro Bowl Games, players continue to consider a Pro Bowl berth as an ultimate honor in the game. This recognition from peers and fans validates the players’ on-field efforts by separating them as an elite figure within the football world. Considering this, it’s time to predict 10 players who may make their first career Pro Bowl appearance in 2024, including Green Bay Packers’ QB Jordan Love and New York Jets’ RB Breece Hall. Love, 2023’s hottest QB, has recently signed a new contract that makes him the highest-paid in NFL history, and with his impressive performances, he’s poised to get his first Pro Bowl honor. On the other hand, Hall’s talent as a runner-receiver with big-play potential is expected to shine with Aaron Rogers’ return, pushing his chances to lead the league in scrimmage yards and secure a Pro Bowl spot.
Marvin Harrison Jr., WR for the Arizona Cardinals, is expected to set the league afire as a talented playmaker with exceptional tools, technique, and polish. Coordinators covet him as the ideal WR1 when building around a lethal quarterback-receiver combination. Meanwhile, Philadelphia Eagles’ DT Jalen Carter could earn “Boogeyman” status as a designated playmaker in a new defensive scheme. With Carter inheriting tactics from Miami’s defensive guru Vic Fangio, his potential offensive destruction could earn him a Pro Bowl berth.
Hiding in the wings, L’Jarius Sneed, CB for the Tennessee Titans, is seen as a blue-chip player who’s blossomed as Chiefs’ CB1. Despite overwhelming receivers, Sneed often goes unnoticed as one of the top cover corners. However, his Titans contract (four years, $76 million) has the football world speculating his worthiness. As the “Monsters of the Midway,” the Chicago Bears are expected to climb back into playoff contention, with rookie QB Caleb Williams potentially making the Pro Bowl roster. His cast of big-bodied pass-catchers has fans anticipating a season parallel to C.J. Stroud’s rookie year.
Adding to the ensemble, RB Bijan Robinson of the Atlanta Falcons should benefit from the arrival of Kirk Cousins, likely augmenting his running back rankings as Cousins’ security blanket. After accumulating nearly 1,500 scrimmage yards as a rookie, Robinson could surpass the 2,000-yard mark with Cousins at the helm. WR Tee Higgins of the Cincinnati Bengals, a super-sized big-play specialist, is expected to deliver an impressive 2024 campaign to earn his Pro Bowl recognition. Playing alongside three-time Pro Bowler Ja’Marr Chase could lead to a fruitful season for Higgins, changing the narrative on his tenure with the Bengals.
Lastly, Safeguard Jabrill Peppers of New England Patriots and DT Kobie Turner of Los Angeles Rams add to the breakout players list of the 2024 NFL season. Peppers has showcased his multifaceted playmaking skills and is expected to earn his first Pro Bowl berth in 2024. Turner’s excellent motor skills, technique, and toughness should help him thrive as the Rams’ primary pass rusher. With these outstanding NFL talents, expect an exciting Pro Bowl Games in 2024. The football world waits with bated breath to see who among these will indeed debut in the highly anticipated matches.
