Pro Bowl Games started on Thursday evening in Orlando with skills competitions. One of them was the “satisfactory wrestling” competition, where three players from each conference had to show their skills in terms of reducing passes.
Arizona cardinals The tight Bout Trey McBride was one of the three participants of the NFC, as well as the Vikings Justin Jefferson receiver and the corner half of the Bears Jaylon Johnson, going against the three AFC participants, the receiver Bengals Ja’Marr Chase, the Texans Derek Stingley Jr. corner and the Raiders End Brock Bowers.
To win, each trio was timed about the speed with which they could take three hands in one hand, take it with mascot gloves, then take a dive. If the diving capture was not made, the player had to do an agility race.
The NFC has won with a time of 1:57 and McBride was the last to leave. Find out how he did:
None of the players in one or the other conference was able to finish the diving capture.
It was a good performance of McBride and the NFC team.
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