Pro Bowl Draft 2015: TV Schedule, Live Stream and NFL Players Pool

The 2015 NFL Pro Bowl is the NFL’s All-Star Game, but unlike many of the other sports in the United States, the teams are selected in fantasy football format in order to make the matchups more interesting for the fans.

The two team captains who will be in charge of making the selections will be Hall of Fame wide receivers Cris Carter and Michael Irvin. There will also be player captains, including Houston defensive end J.J. Watt, Pittsburgh wide receiver Antonio Brown, Cleveland cornerback Joe Haden and Dallas running back DeMarco Murray.

Bleacher Report NFL analysts Chris Simms and Jonathan Vilma shared their take on the annual event in the video below:

Here is all the vital viewing information needed for football fans to enjoy the 2015 NFL Pro Bowl draft and the entire player pool to select from for Team Carter and Team Irvin.

When: Wednesday, January 21

Start Time: 8 p.m. ET

Watch: NFL Network

Live Stream: NFL Network Online

Main Roster	Main Roster	Main Roster	Main Roster
Pro Bowl Alternates	Pro Bowl Alternates	Pro Bowl Alternates	Pro Bowl Alternates
QB	Tom Brady, NE	Andrew Luck, Ind	Peyton Manning, Den
	Tony Romo, Dal	Ben Roethlisberger, Pit	Aaron Rodgers, GB
RB	Le'Veon Bell, Pit	Jamaal Charles, KC	Arian Foster, Hou
	Marshawn Lynch, Sea	LeSean McCoy, Phi	DeMarco Murray, Dal
FB	John Kuhn, GB	Marcel Reece, Oak
WR	Antonio Brown, Pit	Dez Bryant, Dal	A.J. Green, Cin
	T.Y. Hilton, Ind	Calvin Johnson, Det	Julio Jones, Atl
	Jordy Nelson, GB	Demaryius Thomas, Den
TE	Jimmy Graham, NO	Rob Gronkowski, NE	Julius Thomas, Den
	Greg Olsen, Car
OT	Ryan Clady, Den	Tyron Smith, Dal	Trent Williams, Was
	Joe Thomas, Cle	Joe Staley, SF	Jason Peters, Phi
C	Travis Frederick, Dal	Jason Kelce, Phi	Nick Mangold, NYJ
	Maurkice Pouncey, Pit
OG	Jahri Evans, NO	Mike Iupati, SF	Kyle Long, Chi
	Zack Martin, Dal	Marshal Yanda, Bal	Josh Sitton, GB
DE	Calais Campbell, Ari	Mario Williams, Buf	J.J. Watt, Hou
	DeMarcus Ware, Den	Cameron Wake, Mia	Robert Quinn, STL
DT	Marcell Dareus, Buf	Aaron Donald, STL	Gerald McCoy, TB
	Kyle Williams, Buf	Ndamukong Suh, Det	Dontari Poe, KC
OLB	Connor Barwin, Phi	Elvis Dumervil, Bal	Tamba Hali, KC
	Justin Houston, KC	Clay Matthews, GB	Von Miller, Den
ILB	Luke Kuechly, Car	C.J. Mosley, Bal	Bobby Wagner, Sea
	Lawrence Timmons, Pit
CB	Vontae Davis, Ind	Brent Grimes, Mia	Joe Haden, Cle
	Chris Harris, Den	Aqib Talib, Den	Richard Sherman, Sea
	Darrelle Revis, NE	Patrick Peterson, Ari
S	Kam Chancellor, Sea	Tashaun Gipson, Cle	Eric Weddle, SD
	T.J. Ward, Den	Earl Thomas, Sea	Glover Quin, Det
K	Stephen Gostkowski, NE	Adam Vinatieri, Ind
P	Kevin Huber, Cin	Pat McAfee, Ind
PR	Devin Hester, Atl	Darren Sproles, Phi
ST	Justin Bethel, Ari	Matthew Slater, NE
Arizona	WR Larry Fitzgerald	CB Antonio Cromartie
Baltimore	RB Justin Forsett	OLB Terrell Suggs	P Sam Koch
	FB Kyle Juszczyk	ST Jacoby Jones
Denver	WR Emmanuel Sanders	RB C.J. Anderson
Detroit	WR Golden Tate	LB DeAndre Levy	QB Matthew Stafford
	S James Ihedigbo
Green Bay	OT David Bakhtiari	OG T.J. Lang	RB Eddie Lacy
	LB Julius Peppers	CB Sam Shields	WR Randall Cobb
	CB Tramon Williams
Houston	T Duane Brown	WR DeAndre Hopkins	C Chris Myers
Indianapolis	S Mike Adams	ILB D'Qwell Jackson
Jacksonville	DT Sen'Derrick Marks
New York Giants	WR Odell Beckham Jr.	DE Jason Pierre-Paul
New York Jets	OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson	RB Chris Ivory	DE Sheldon Richardson
	DT Muhammad Wilkerson
Oakland	S Charles Woodson	OLB Khalil Mack
Philadelphia	K Cody Parkey	OG Evan Mathis	S Chris Maragos
	DT Fletcher Cox	WR Jeremy Maclin
San Diego	TE Antonio Gates	ST Darrell Stuckey	QB Philip Rivers
San Francisco	S Antoine Bethea	OG Alex Boone	ILB Chris Borland
	DT Justin Smith	RB Frank Gore
Seattle	DE Michael Bennett	K Steven Hauschka	OT Russell Okung
	QB Russell Wilson	C Max Unger
Tampa Bay	LB Lavonte David
Washington	OLB Ryan Kerrigan	RB Alfred Morris

*All roster information via NFL.com.

**Roster Changes: Matthew Stafford replaced Peyton Manning; Jeremy Maclin replaced Demaryius Thomas; Golden Tate then replaced Maclin; Jon Dorenbos was added; Drew Brees replaced Ben Roethlisberger; Emmanuel Sanders replaced Julio Jones; Geno Atkins replaced Ndamukong Suh; Odell Beckham Jr. replaced Calvin Johnson; Duane Brown replaced Jason Peters; Justin Forsett replaced Arian Foster and LeSean McCoy pulled out. Follow along with all the roster changes on NFL.com.

Most Intriguing Player in the Draft: J.J. Watt, DE, Houston Texans

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There is no shortage of talented players taking part in the 2015 Pro Bowl, but the game is a glorified vacation for many of the stars selected. One player who will not take the event lightly is Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt.

Watt has been arguably the most dominant defensive force since debuting in the NFL and his stats back that statement up. In 16 games this season, he racked up 78 combined tackles, 20.5 sacks, 10 pass deflections, four forced fumbles and an interception returned for a touchdown.

Add in his three receiving touchdowns on offense, and there is no doubt Watt is one of the most physically gifted players in the league. What makes him truly dangerous, though, is the tenacity and work ethic he approaches every snap with.

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When asked about the effect Watt could have on an offensive game plan, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco told Aaron Wilson of The Baltimore Sun, “I know at the end of the game, I felt him a little bit. It felt like I was getting hit in the back every time I let go of a pass, but that's the name of the game. He's a good player. They created a lot of havoc and caused a lot of disruption.”

Watt played so well this season that the Associated Press voted him as an All-Pro defensive end and a second team All-Pro defensive tackle, according to Sports Illustrated. As Bleacher Report’s Ty Schalter pointed out, that’s likely both a compliment and an issue for the writers voting:

Regardless of what position he plays during the Pro Bowl, there is no doubt Watt will be going at 100 percent. He is a football player through and through, and he will be looking to leave a lasting imprint on the Pro Bowl.

There are always players who don’t care as much as the others in the Pro Bowl, and if one of those big names is on the offensive line across from Watt, there is at least one quarterback who will be getting sacked early and often.

With plenty of rest since Houston was eliminated from the postseason, Watt should attack this game as a serious test and blow his competition out of the water. This could legitimately get ugly for the offense squaring off against him if they don’t take it serious.

*Stats via NFL.com.