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The 'NFL rookie Pro Bowlers' quiz

Created on March 13, 2025 | Total tries: 6321 | Average Score: 32.1 out of 49 (66%) | Quiz FAQ

After one season filling in for Trevor Lawrence in Jacksonville, former first-round draft pick Mac Jones is headed to San Francisco to back up Brock Purdy. Jones may be hoping for a bit of the Sam Darnold effect to rub off on him, as Darnold spent a season as a backup in San Fran before bursting back onto the scene with Minnesota.

Which brings us to today's quiz. Jones made the Pro Bowl in his rookie year with New England, but struggled after that season and is now looking for a new long-term home. With that being said, how many of the 46 rookies to make the NFL Pro Bowl since the 2014 season can you name in five minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Year / Team / Position | Created on March 13, 2025 | Total tries: 6321 | Average Score: 32.1 out of 49 (66%) | Quiz FAQ

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2024 / WAS / QB

2024 / LVR / TE

2024 / LAR / OLB

2023 / HOU / QB

2023 / LAR / WR

2023 / DET / RB

2023 / DET / TE

2023 / DEN / WR

2023 / HOU / DE

2023 / SEA / CB

2022 / NYJ / RCB

2022 / SEA / CB

2021 / PIT / RB

2021 / NE / QB

2021 / CIN / WR

2021 / ATL / TE

2021 / DAL / LB

2021 / LAC / LT

2020 / MIN / WR

2020 / WAS / LDE

2019 / KC / WR

2019 / NO / WR

2019 / JAX / LB

2019 / SF / DE

2018 / NYG / RB

2018 / DEN / RB

2018 / SEA / P

2018 / LAC / FS

2018 / IND / LG

2018 / DAL / LB

2018 / CLE / CB

2017 / KC / RB

2017 / NO / RB

2017 / ARZ / SS

2017 / NO / CB

2016 / DAL / RB

2016 / DAL / QB

2016 / CHI / RB

2016 / KC / WR

2015 / TB / QB

2015 / STL / RB

2015 / OAK / WR

2015 / SEA / WR

2015 / KC / CB

2014 / NYG / WR

2014 / PHI / K

2014 / STL / DT

2014 / DAL / RG

2014 / BAL / LB

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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