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The 'NFL rookie Pro Bowlers' quiz
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The 'NFL rookie Pro Bowlers' quiz

Can you name every rookie to make the NFL Pro Bowl? Quiz clue: Year / Team / Position. Good luck!

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2024 / WAS / QB
Jayden Daniels
2024 / LVR / TE
Brock Bowers
2024 / LAR / OLB
Jared Verse
2023 / HOU / QB
C.J. Stroud
2023 / LAR / WR
Puka Nacua
2023 / DET / RB
Jahmyr Gibbs
2023 / DET / TE
Sam LaPorta
2023 / DEN / WR
Marvin Mims
2023 / HOU / DE
Will Anderson
2023 / SEA / CB
Devon Witherspoon
2022 / NYJ / RCB
Sauce Gardner
2022 / SEA / CB
Riq Woolen
2021 / PIT / RB
Najee Harris
2021 / NE / QB
Mac Jones
2021 / CIN / WR
Ja'Marr Chase
2021 / ATL / TE
Kyle Pitts
2021 / DAL / LB
Micah Parsons
2021 / LAC / LT
Rashawn Slater
2020 / MIN / WR
Justin Jefferson
2020 / WAS / LDE
Chase Young
2019 / KC / WR
Mecole Hardman
2019 / NO / WR
Deonte Harty
2019 / JAX / LB
Josh Hines-Allen
2019 / SF / DE
Nick Bosa
2018 / NYG / RB
Saquon Barkley
2018 / DEN / RB
Phillip Lindsay
2018 / SEA / P
Michael Dickson
2018 / LAC / FS
Derwin James
2018 / IND / LG
Quenton Nelson
2018 / DAL / LB
Leighton Vander Esch
2018 / CLE / CB
Denzel Ward
2017 / KC / RB
Kareem Hunt
2017 / NO / RB
Alvin Kamara
2017 / ARZ / SS
Budda Baker
2017 / NO / CB
Marshon Lattimore
2016 / DAL / RB
Ezekiel Elliott
2016 / DAL / QB
Dak Prescott
2016 / CHI / RB
Jordan Howard
2016 / KC / WR
Tyreek Hill
2015 / TB / QB
Jameis Winston
2015 / STL / RB
Todd Gurley
2015 / OAK / WR
Amari Cooper
2015 / SEA / WR
Tyler Lockett
2015 / KC / CB
Marcus Peters
2014 / NYG / WR
Odell Beckham Jr.
2014 / PHI / K
Cody Parkey
2014 / STL / DT
Aaron Donald
2014 / DAL / RG
Zack Martin
2014 / BAL / LB
C.J. Mosley

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