Byron Murphy took home Defensive MVP honors as the Minnesota Vikings' seven Pro Bowlers helped lead the NFC to victory.

The Minnesota Vikings had several representatives at this years Pro Bowl, with one of their most important offseason free agents winning MVP.

The NFC won the Pro Bowl for the third straight year on Sunday, topping the AFC 76-63. Afterward, a pair of NFC North stars took home the Pro Bowl MVP

Former USC Trojans and current Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold was honored with two Comeback Player of the Year honors and appeared in his first Pro Bowl. Now a free agent, Darnold is set to begin his new journey on a high note.

Right tackle Brian O’Neill will take Johnson’s place, giving the Vikings seven players total. His 80.8 PFF grade was tied as the 12th-highest among all tackles in 2024, and he was credited with only allowing two sacks.

The NFC defeated the AFC 56-50 in the annual flag football game, with Goff earning Offensive MVP honors. Defensive back Byron Murphy, a member of the Lions’ division rival Minnesota Vikings, was Goff’s Pro Bowl teammate and took home Defensive MVP honors.

The NFC sealed its third consecutive victory over the AFC in the Pro Bowl Games with a 56-50 win in Sunday's flag football game.

Former Washington Huskies star and Minnesota Vikings cornerback Byron Murphy Jr. was named the Pro Bowl's defensive MVP on Sunday afternoon.

Byron Murphy Jr. wins Defensive Most Valuable Player. While the offense gets the most shine during the Pro Bowl Games, it's the defense that can stand out in a positive way. Vikin

T he NFC took home their third straight Pro Bowl, topping the AFC 76-63 after various skill-challenge competitions, including a flag football game that closed out the festivities.