NFL Announce Coaches For 2022 Pro Bowl Games

The NFL will officially do away with the Pro Bowl in 2022, instead opting for a weekend full of fun games between the NFC and AFC elected players, and to bring even more excitement to the event this year, they've named coaches for the respective conferences for the weekend, and it's safe to say that they'll be popular picks. 

Peyton Manning (AFC) and Eli Manning (NFC) will be coaches at this year's revamped Pro Bowl, they just announced. Full "superstar" coaching staff will be announced in the coming weeks.

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Coaching the NFC will be two-time Super Bowl Champion Eli Manning of the New York Giants, while on the AFC side of things will be his older brother, also two-time Super Bowl Champion with Denver and Indianapolis Peyton Manning.

The two have been entertaining fans all year long on their 'Manning Cast' on ESPN for Monday Night Football, and while the Pro Bowl won't be the same as it has in recent years, getting the Manning brothers will add yet another level of entertainment as the NFL try to reinvent the game that's become a bust in recent times.

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