1992 Pro Bowl

Atlanta quarterback Chris Miller and San Francisco Hall of Fame receiver Jerry Rice connected on an eleven yard slant pattern with just over four minutes remaining to secure a 21-15 victory for the NFC in the 1993 Pro Bowl.

All game long Rice and Dallas wideout Michael Irvin combined to give the NFC a lethal combination. Irvin, who was named game MVP, finished with eight receptions for 125 yards and a score. The NFC's winning score covered 85 yards and was aided by a Derrick Thomas personal foul penalty that gave the victors a first down on third and ten.

Washington teammates Mark Rypien and Gary Clark also connected on a 35-yard pass scoring play.