Tua Tagovailoa, Jalen Ramsey, compete in Precision Passing, Dodge Ball
ORLANDO - Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa participated in the Pro Bowl Games Precision Passing Game competition on Thursday night, but did not advance past the first round.
Tagovailoa scored 16 points, lowest among the six participants.
"I felt a lot of pressure," Tua told ESPN's Ryan Clark, who asked if he felt pressure to perform as one of the most accurate passers in the league. "A lot of these guys are good throwers. I didn't come with the A game that I wanted to today."
Who won NFL Pro Bowl Games Precision Passing?
Baker Mayfield of the Bucs and C.J. Stroud of the Texans had the highest scores, advancing into the head-to-head finals competition.
Mayfield won the championship round, 9-8, scoring points for the NFC.
Other quarterbacks in the contest were Geno Smith of the Seahawks, Jalen Hurts of the Eagles and Gardner Minshew of the Colts.
The NFL's Pro Bowl Games Dodge Ball competition was promoted as including Miami receiver Tyreek Hill and cornerback Jalen Ramsey.
Hill did not participate. Ramsey participated in the second of two games.
Who won the Pro Bowl Games Dodge Ball Games?
The AFC won the first of two Pro Bowl Dodge Ball games, led by James Cook of the Bills, Derrick Henry of the Titans and Keenan Allen of the Chargers.
The NFC won the second contest, led by Dallas receiver DeeDee Lamb and Haason Riddick of the Eagles.
Who won the Pro Bowl Games Closest to the Pin?
Dolphins fullback Alec Ingold and running back Raheem Mostert participated in the Pro Bowl Closest to the Pin competition, which was recorded at a golf course.
Though Ingold hit a fairly good shot, the NFC won the competition on the strength of Dallas punter Bryan Anger.
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