2012 Pro Bowl: AFC Rolls, 59-41, Over NFC Despite Quiet Night From LeSean McCoy

The 2012 Pro Bowl was about as exciting as anyone could have hoped. Which is to say, it wasn't, but at least it featured plenty of scoring as the AFC rolled to a 59-41 win over the NFC. The AFC scored the most points for a single team in the history of the game, and the two teams combined for the most total yardage ever.

Brandon Marshall was named MVP after catching six passes for 177 yards and four touchdowns. None was more spectacular than this, a richochet off his feet into his own waiting arms as he fell backwards into the end zone. Other highlights from the no-blitz, low-effort match include a Marshawn Lynch flop and a failed Drew Brees dropkick. And whatever this was.

As far as representatives for the Philadelphia Eagles, there really wasn't much to cheer for. LeSean McCoy was given just two carries, which he turned into seven yards. Jason Babin also failed to make an indent on the box score.

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The 2012 NFL Pro Bowl will be played Sunday at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii (7 p.m. ET on NBC), and the Philadelphia Eagles will be well represented in the All-Star Game as running back LeSean McCoy, offensive tackle Jason Peters and defensive end Jason Babin will all make starts at their respective positions.

The NFC squad will be led by Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy and their starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers, while the AFC will feature Houston Texans headman Gary Kubiak and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.

For those Eagles fans who'd like to catch the exhibition game, here's the game time, TV schedule and other titbits about the contest.

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Game time: 7 p.m. ET

TV: NBC -- Dan Hicks (play-by-play), Mike Mayock (color commentary), Doug Flutie (color commentary), Alex Flanagan (sideline reporter), Randy Moss (sideline).

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The 2012 NFL Pro Bowl will be played Sunday, as the NFC Team battles the AFC Team in Honolulu, Hawaii (7 p.m. ET on NBC). The Philadelphia Eagles will be strongly represented, as running back LeSean McCoy, offensive tackle Jason Peters and defensive end Jason Babin will be starters at their positions.

McCoy, who finished fifth in the league in rushing yards this season, will be making his first appearance at the All-Star Game, while Babin will be playing in his second and Peters is making his fifth consecutive start.

The NFC squad will start Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who will be throwing to Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald and Carolina Panthers wide out Steve Smith. Also playing quarterback for the NFC will be New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees and Panthers rookie Cam Newton.

Meanwhile, the AFC will feature Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger as their starter, while Cincinnati Bengals rookie Andy Dalton and San Diego Chargers Phillip Rivers should see playing time too.

The AFC starting running back the league's leading rusher, Jacksonville Jaguars Maurice Jones-Drew, while the Bengals' rookie A.J. Green and Steelers Mike Wallance will be the starting wide outs.

Here's the full roster of both squads:

*-denotes starter
x-denotes out because of injury
y-denotes replacement for injured or Super Bowl player
z-will not play; Super Bowl participant

AFC OFFENSE:

Quarterback
*Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh
z-Tom Brady, New England
y-Andy Dalton, Cincinnati
Philip Rivers, San Diego

Running back
*-Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville
x-Arian Foster, Houston
y-Ryan Mathews, San Diego
y-Willis McGahee, Denver
x-Ray Rice, Baltimore

Fullback
*-Vonta Leach, Baltimore

Wide receiver
*-A.J. Green, Cincinnati
*-Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh
Brandon Marshall, Miami
y-Vincent Jackson, San Diego
z-Wes Welker, New England

Tight end
*-Antonio Gates, San Diego
y-Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati
z-Rob Gronkowski, New England

Tackle
*-Joe Thomas, Cleveland
*-D'Brickashaw Ferguson, N.Y. Jets
y-Ryan Clady, Denver
x-Jake Long, Miami

Guard
*y-Ben Grubbs, Baltimore
*-Marshal Yanda, Baltimore
z-Logan Mankins, New England
y-Brandon Moore, N.Y. Jets
z-Brian Waters, New England

Center
*-Nick Mangold, N.Y. Jets
y-Chris Myers, Houston
x-Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh

NFC OFFENSE:

Quarterback
*-Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay
Drew Brees, New Orleans
z-Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants
y-Cam Newton, Carolina

Running back
*-LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia
Matt Forte, Chicago
x-Frank Gore, San Francisco
y-Marshawn Lynch, Seattle

Fullback
*y-Michael Robinson, Seattle
x-John Kuhn, Green Bay

Wide receiver
*-Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona
*-Steve Smith, Carolina
Greg Jennings, Green Bay
x-Calvin Johnson, Detroit
y-Roddy White, Atlanta

Tight end
*-Jimmy Graham, New Orleans
Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta

Tackle
*-Jason Peters, Philadelphia
*-Joe Staley, San Francisco
Jermon Bushrod, New Orleans

Guard
*-Jahri Evans, New Orleans
*-Carl Nicks, New Orleans
Davin Joseph, Tampa Bay

Center
*-Ryan Kalil, Carolina
Scott Wells, Green Bay

AFC DEFENSE:

Defensive end
*-Elvis Dumervil, Denver
*-Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis
x-Andre Carter, New England
y-Antonio Smith, Houston

Interior linemen
*-Richard Seymour, Oakland
y-Geno Atkins, Cincinnati
x-Haloti Ngata, Baltimore
y-Paul Soliai, Miami
z-Vince Wilfork, New England

Outside linebacker
*-Tamba Hali, Kansas City
*-Von Miller, Denver
y-James Harrison, Pittsburgh
x-Terrell Suggs, Baltimore

Inside/midde linebacker
*-Ray Lewis, Baltimore
Derrick Johnson, Kansas City

Cornerback
*-Champ Bailey, Denver
*-Darrelle Revis, N.Y. Jets
Johnathan Joseph, Houston

Free safety
*-Eric Weddle, San Diego
y-Ryan Clark, Pittsburgh
x-Ed Reed, Baltimore

Strong safety
*y-Brian Dawkins, Denver
x-Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh

NFC DEFENSE:

Defensive end
*-Jared Allen, Minnesota
*-Jason Babin, Philadelphia
y-Julius Peppers, Chicago
z-Jason Pierre-Paul, N.Y. Giants

Interior linemen
*-Jay Ratliff, Dallas
*-Justin Smith, San Francisco
B.J. Raji, Green Bay

Outside linebacker
*-Clay Matthews, Green Bay
*-DeMarcus Ware, Dallas
x-Lance Briggs, Chicago
y-Chad Greenway, Minnesota

Inside/midde linebacker
*-Patrick Willis, San Francisco
x-Brian Urlacher, Chicago
y-London Fletcher, Washington

Cornerback
*-Charles Woodson, Green Bay
y-Brandon Browner, Seattle
x-Carlos Rogers, San Francisco
Charles Tillman, Chicago

Free safety
*-Earl Thomas, Seattle
y-Kam Chancellor, Seattle
x-Dashon Goldson, San Francisco

Strong safety
*-Adrian Wilson, Arizona

AFC SPECIALISTS:

Punter
Shane Lechler, Oakland

Placekicker
Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland

Kick returner
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh

Special-teamer
*,y-Montell Owens, Jacksonville
z-Matthew Slater, New England

Long snapper
Jon Condo, Oakland

NFC SPECIALISTS:

Punter
Andy Lee, San Francisco

Placekicker
David Akers, San Francisco

Kick returner
Patrick Peterson, Arizona

Special-teamer
Corey Graham, Chicago

Long snapper
Brian Jennings, San Francisco

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