SAN FRANCISCO – As the week of the Super Bowl begins, so does preparations for the 2026 Pro Bowl, which will take place on Tuesday, February 3 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
The Cowboys will be well represented, as they lead the NFL with eight players earning a spot in the Pro Bowl.
Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Jake Ferguson and Tyler Smith will suit up for the offense. Quinnen Williams is the lone defensive player from Dallas. Brandon Aubrey and KaVontae Turpin both earned their second-straight Pro Bowls as special teamers.
While the Cowboys would much rather be playing in Sunday's game, the Pro Bowl is still an opportunity that players don't take for granted, especially Prescott, who came back in 2025 from a season-ending hamstring injury and is up for the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year.
"It's cool. Being here in year 10, having come here my first year, my rookie year, it's awesome," Prescott said. "Being a decade in this, talking to Jared Goff, a guy being drafted with him, it's awesome to come back and see guys like him, guys like Christian McCafferey, guys like Trent Williams who were Pro Bowlers the first time I was.
"It's awesome just that camaraderie, getting to talk to them, getting to talk about the game, their organizations, what goes on on a daily operation basis, and it's just fun."
For some like George Pickens, it's their first trip to the Pro Bowl, a testament to the hard work put in during the season paying off.
"It's been pretty good," Pickens said. "Chill, for real… I can only just be proud, excited."
What makes it all the more fun for players like Turpin, who had two sacks in last year's Pro Bowl, is being there with his teammates.
"It's like a dream come true," Turpin said. "You never get to see these guys, just talk to these guys, especially the guys all around the league. But the Cowboys, we're brothers, we always just try to stick with each other and do what we can do to help each other out."
To watch all of the Cowboys in the Pro Bowl, kickoff is Tuesday night at 7:00 P.M. CT, where fans can watch on ESPN, Disney XD or NFL+.
