Buffalo Bills players James Cook and Connor McGovern were announced as replacements for the Pro Bowl Games, taking the spots of Derrick Henry and Creed Humphrey, respectively. Cook, who achieved 1,009 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns, will participate in his second Pro Bowl, while McGovern is making his debut after stepping in as center for the Bills. Additionally, rookie quarterback Drake Maye of the New England Patriots joins the roster due to Josh Allen's uncertainty over a hand injury. The Pro Bowl Games, showcasing various skills competitions and a flag football game, will take place in Orlando, Florida.
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook and center Connor McGovern will participate in this week's Pro Bowl Games as replacements for injured or unavailable players.
Cook, with 1,009 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns, steps in for Ravens' Derrick Henry, while McGovern replaces Chiefs center Creed Humphrey.
The Pro Bowl Games in Orlando will feature skills competitions and a flag football game, showcasing NFL talent.
This marks Cook's second Pro Bowl appearance and the first for McGovern, who assumed starting duties after Mitch Morse was released.
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