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2000 Pro Bowl

National Football League all-star game

Field	Value
type	pb
name	2000
image	File:2000 Pro Bowl logo.gif
visitor	NFC
home	AFC
visitor_qtr1	10
home_qtr1	7
visitor_qtr2	17
home_qtr2	14
visitor_qtr3	10
home_qtr3	0
visitor_qtr4	14
home_qtr4	10
date	February 6, 2000
stadium	Aloha Stadium
city	Honolulu, Hawaii
visitor_coach	Tony Dungy
visitor_coach_team	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
home_coach	Tom Coughlin
home_coach_team	Jacksonville Jaguars
MVP	Randy Moss
MVPteam	Minnesota Vikings
referee	Tom White
attendance	50,112
network	ABC
announcers	Al Michaels, Boomer Esiason, Lesley Visser and Dan Fouts

The 2000 Pro Bowl was the NFL's all-star game for the 1999 season. The game was played on February 6, 2000 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. The game was broadcast by ABC with a running time of three hours and sixteen minutes. The final score was NFC 51, AFC 31. The AFC coach was Tom Coughlin of Jacksonville. The NFC coach was Tony Dungy of Tampa Bay. Randy Moss of the Minnesota Vikings was the game's MVP with 9 catches for 212 yards and one touchdown.

The referee was Tom White. The game had an attendance of 50,112.

Scoring summary

The scores broken down by quarter:

1st Quarter
- NFC—Aeneas Williams 62-yd interception return (Jason Hanson kick), 12:14; 7-0 NFC
- NFC—Hanson 21-yd FG, 4:24; 10-0 NFC
- AFC—Jimmy Smith 5-yd pass from Mark Brunell (Olindo Mare kick), 0:30. 10-7 NFC
2nd Quarter
- NFC—Mike Alstott 1-yd run (Hanson kick), 12:57; 17-7 NFC
- AFC—Tony Gonzalez 10-yd pass from Rich Gannon (Mare kick), 10:05; 17-14 NFC
- NFC—Alstott 3-yd run (Hanson kick), 4:45; 24-14 NFC
- AFC—Smith 21-yd pass from Peyton Manning (Mare kick), 0:20; 24-21 NFC
- NFC—Hanson 51-yd FG, 0:00. 27-21 NFC
3rd Quarter
- NFC—Alstott 1-yd run (Hanson kick), 7:08; 34-21 NFC
- NFC—Hanson 23-yd FG, 2:03. 37-21 NFC
4th Quarter
- AFC—Mare 33-yd FG, 14:49; 37-24 NFC
- NFC—Derrick Brooks 20-yd interception return (Hanson kick), 11:12: 44-24 NFC
- AFC—Smith 52-yd pass from Manning (Mare kick), 6:30; 44-31 NFC
- NFC—Randy Moss 25-yd pass from Steve Beuerlein (Hanson kick), 1:05. 51-31 NFC

Starting Lineups

Starting Lineups as voted on by NFL players and coaches

AFC roster

Offense

Position:	Starters:	Reserves:	Alternates:
Quarterback	18 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis	8 Mark Brunell, Jacksonville
12 Rich Gannon, Oakland
Running back	32 Edgerrin James, Indianapolis	28 Corey Dillon, Cincinnati
27 Eddie George, Tennessee
Fullback	33 Sam Gash, Buffalo
Wide receiver	88 Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis
82 Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville	19 Keyshawn Johnson, N.Y. Jets
81 Tim Brown, Oakland	88 Terry Glenn, New England
Tight end	88 Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City	89 Frank Wycheck, Tennessee
Offensive tackle	75 Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore
71 Tony Boselli, Jacksonville	72 Leon Searcy, Jacksonville	71 Walter Jones, Seattle
Offensive guard	79 Ruben Brown, Buffalo
74 Bruce Matthews, Tennessee	68 Will Shields, Kansas City
Center	66 Tom Nalen, Denver	68 Kevin Mawae, N.Y. Jets	61 Tim Grunhard, Kansas City

Defense

Position:	Starters:	Reserves:	Alternates:
Defensive end	90 Tony Brackens, Jacksonville
90 Jevon Kearse, Tennessee	99 Michael McCrary, Baltimore
Defensive tackle	93 Trevor Pryce, Denver
96 Darrell Russell, Oakland	96 Cortez Kennedy, Seattle
Outside linebacker	58 Peter Boulware, Baltimore
51 Kevin Hardy, Jacksonville	94 Chad Brown, Seattle	57 Mo Lewis, N. Y. Jets
Inside linebacker	52 Ray Lewis, Baltimore	54 Zach Thomas, Miami	55 Junior Seau, San Diego
Cornerback	29 Sam Madison, Miami
24 Charles Woodson, Oakland	40 James Hasty, Kansas City
Free safety	37 Carnell Lake, Jacksonville	26 Rod Woodson, Baltimore
Strong safety	36 Lawyer Milloy, New England

Special teams

Position:	Player:	Alternates:
Punter	7 Tom Tupa, N.Y. Jets
Placekicker	10 Olindo Mare, Miami
Kick returner	34 Tremain Mack, Cincinnati
Special teamer	42 Detron Smith, Denver

NFC roster

Offense

Position:	Starters:	Reserves:
Quarterback	13 Kurt Warner, St. Louis	7 Steve Beuerlein, Carolina
14 Brad Johnson, Washington
Running back	28 Marshall Faulk, St. Louis	22 Emmitt Smith, Dallas
48 Stephen Davis, Washington
Fullback	40 Mike Alstott, Tampa Bay
Wide receiver	80 Cris Carter, Minnesota
80 Isaac Bruce, St. Louis	87 Muhsin Muhammad, Carolina
84 Randy Moss, Minnesota
Tight end	85 Wesley Walls, Carolina	86 David Sloan, Detroit
Offensive tackle	77 Willie Roaf, New Orleans
76 Orlando Pace, St. Louis	79 Erik Williams, Dallas
Offensive guard	73 Larry Allen, Dallas
64 Randall McDaniel, Minnesota	77 Tré Johnson, Washington
Center	62 Jeff Christy, Minnesota	61 Tony Mayberry, Tampa Bay

Defense

Position:	Starters:	Reserves:
Defensive end	92 Michael Strahan, N.Y. Giants
93 Kevin Carter, St. Louis	91 Robert Porcher, Detroit	97 Simeon Rice, Arizona
Defensive tackle	94 Luther Elliss, Detroit
99 Warren Sapp, Tampa Bay	75 D'Marco Farr, St. Louis
Outside linebacker	98 Jessie Armstead, N.Y. Giants
55 Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay	52 Dexter Coakley, Dallas
Inside linebacker	56 Hardy Nickerson, Tampa Bay	57 Stephen Boyd, Detroit
Cornerback	21 Deion Sanders, Dallas
41 Todd Lyght, St. Louis	35 Aeneas Williams, Arizona	23 Troy Vincent, Philadelphia
Free safety	30 Lance Schulters, San Francisco	20 Brian Dawkins, Philadelphia
Strong safety	47 John Lynch, Tampa Bay

Special teams

Position:	Player:	Alternates:
Punter	17 Mitch Berger, Minnesota
Placekicker	4 Jason Hanson, Detroit
Kick returner	24 Glyn Milburn, Chicago
Special teamer	84 Michael Bates, Carolina

Notes: :Replacement selection due to injury or vacancy :Injured player; selected but did not play :Replacement starter; selected as reserve

2000 Pro Bowl Cheerleading Squad

Katie Currier, Arizona Cardinals
Jillian Edwards, Atlanta Falcons
Meah Pace, Baltimore Ravens
Julie F, Buffalo Bills
Nicole Price, Carolina Panthers
Nikki Lanzetta, Cincinnati Bengals
Megan Willsey, Dallas Cowboys
Marie Nesbitt, Denver Broncos
Carrie Vogel, Indianapolis Colts
Stephanie Archibald, Jacksonville Jaguars
Rosie Hannan, Kansas City Chiefs
Suzanne Bierwith, Miami Dolphins
Angela Parkos, Minnesota Vikings
Kalen Mace, New England Patriots
Lani Quagliano, New Orleans Saints
Patty Herrera, Oakland Raiders
Cheryl Williams, Philadelphia Eagles
Michelle Steptoe, St. Louis Rams
Susan Macy, San Diego Chargers
Antoinette Bertolani, San Francisco 49ers
Angela Adto, Seattle Seahawks
Kristin Turner, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Number of selections per team

AFC team	Selections	NFC team	Selections
Jacksonville Jaguars	7	St. Louis Rams	7
Baltimore Ravens	5	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	6
Tennessee Titans	4	Minnesota Vikings	5
Kansas City Chiefs	4	Dallas Cowboys	5
Oakland Raiders	4	Detroit Lions	5
New York Jets	4	Carolina Panthers	4
Indianapolis Colts	3	Washington Redskins	3
Miami Dolphins	3	Arizona Cardinals	2
Seattle Seahawks	3	New York Giants	2
Denver Broncos	3	Philadelphia Eagles	2
Buffalo Bills	2	Chicago Bears	1
New England Patriots	2	San Francisco 49ers	1
San Diego Chargers	1	New Orleans Saints	1
Cincinnati Bengals	1	Green Bay Packers	0
Pittsburgh Steelers	0	Atlanta Falcons	0
Cleveland Browns	0

References

(7 February 2000). "ABC Fumbles Away The Pro Bowl". The Washington Post.

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