New Orleans Saints center Erik McCoy has been selected to replace Philadelphia Eagles' Cam Jurgens in the 2025 Pro Bowl Games, marking his second Pro Bowl selection and making history as the first Saints center to achieve this honor multiple times.
For now, McCoy is the only New Orleans Saints player to be at the 2025 Pro Bowl Games.
McCoy, who was drafted 48th overall by the Saints in the 2019 NFL Draft from Texas A&M. Since, he has established himself as a cornerstone of the New Orleans offensive line.
He was injured early in the season but returned with an impressive performance in 2024. McCoy has been the model for consistency during his career in New Orleans starting 81 regular season games and three postseason contests at center since joining the team.
Despite facing challenges with groin and elbow injuries that sidelined him for ten games in 2024, McCoy's impact remained significant. He demonstrated his leadership capabilities by being voted team captain for the second consecutive season.
His presence was particularly notable in the running game, where he anchored the offensive line during three of the team's top four rushing yardage performances of the season.
The 2025 Pro Bowl Games will continue its modern format for the third year, featuring an AFC versus NFC competition in Orlando, Florida.
The event will culminate with a flag football game on Sunday, February 2, at Camping World Stadium. Football fans can catch the action from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. CT across multiple networks, including ESPN, ABC, Disney XD, ESPN+, and NFL+.
The Saints will have another new offense to figure out in 2025. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported on Sunday evening that the Seahawks are hiring Klint Kubiak to be their new offensive coordinator.
Kubiak had two interviews with Seattle, with the second one being an in-person one less than two weeks ago . He also had interest rom the Browns, but Kevin Stefanski ended up promoting from within.
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