List of Pro Bowl players, G–H

The following is a list of players, both past and current, who have been selected to play in the NFL's annual Pro Bowl game, beginning with the 1950 season.

Between 1938 and 1942, an NFL all star team played the league champion in the NFL All-Star Game. Participants in these games are not recognized by the NFL as Pro Bowlers, and they are not included in this list. No games were played between 1943 and 1950.

Between 1961 and 1969, the NFL and AFL played separate all-star games. This list includes players who were selected to play in the American Football League All-Star game during that period.

G

—Named as a starter —Did not participate (see notes) #—Named Pro Bowl MVP/co-MVP (or equivalent)

Name Position Year(s) selected Franchise(s) represented Notes
Roman GabrielQB1967 (NFL),[1] 1968 (NFL),[2] 1969 (NFL),[3] 1973[4]Los Angeles Rams (1967–1969)
Philadelphia Eagles (1973)
Bob GainDT1957,[5] 1958,[6] 1959,[7] 1961 (NFL),[8] 1962 (NFL)[9]Cleveland Browns
Willie GalimoreHB1958[6]Chicago Bears
Kendall GammonLS2004[10]Kansas City Chiefs
Rich GannonQB1999,[11] 2000,[12] 2001,[13] 2002[14]Oakland Raiders
Graham GanoK2017[15]Carolina Panthers2017—Selected as a replacement for Greg Zuerlein[16]
Jeff GarciaQB2000,[12] 2001,[13] 2002,[14] 2007,[17]San Francisco 49ers (2000–2002)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2007)		2007—Selected as a replacement for Brett Favre[18]
Chris GardockiP1996[19]Indianapolis Colts
Charlie GarnerRB2000[12]San Francisco 49ers
David GarrardQB2009[20]Jacksonville Jaguars
Carl GarrettRB1969 (AFL)[21]Boston Patriots
Mike GarrettRB1966 (AFL),[22] 1967 (AFL)[23]Kansas City Chiefs
Myles GarrettDE2018,[24] 2020[25]Cleveland Browns
Gary GarrisonOE, WR1968 (AFL),[26] 1970,[27] 1971,[28] 1972[29]San Diego Chargers
Walt GarrisonRB1972[29]Dallas Cowboys
Larry GarronRB, KR1961 (AFL),[30] 1963 (AFL),[31] 1964 (AFL),[32] 1967 (AFL)[23]Boston Patriots
Sam GashFB1998,[33] 1999[11]Buffalo Bills
Mark GastineauDE1981,[34] 1982,[35] 1983,[36] 1984,[37] 1985[38]New York Jets
Antonio GatesTE2004,[10] 2005,[39] 2006,[40] 2007,[17] 2008,[41] 2009,[20] 2010,[42] 2011[43]San Diego Chargers2007—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[44]
Frank GatskiC1956[45]Cleveland Browns
William Gay
Shaun Gayle
Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila
Bill George
Eddie George
Roy Gerela
Joe GeriHB1950,[46] 1951[47]Pittsburgh Steelers
Jim GibbonsTE1960,[48] 1961 (NFL),[8] 1964 (NFL)[49]Detroit Lions
Abe GibronG1952,[50] 1953,[51] 1954,[52] 1955[53]Cleveland Browns
Frank GiffordDB, FL1953,[51] 1955,[53] 1956,[45] 1957,[5] 1958#,[6] 1959,[7] 1963 (NFL)[54]New York Giants1958—Named MVP of game
Cookie GilchristFB1962 (AFL),[55] 1963 (AFL),[31] 1964 (AFL),[32] 1965 (AFL)[56]Buffalo Bills (1962–1964)
Denver Broncos (1965)
Kline GilbertOT1957[5]Chicago Bears
Sean GilbertDT1993[57]Los Angeles Rams
Jason Gildon
Jimmie Giles
John Gilliam
Jon Gilliam
Gale GillinghamG1969 (NFL),[3] 1970,[27] 1971,[28] 1973,[4] 1974[58]Green Bay Packers
Horace GillomP1952[50]Cleveland Browns
Harry GilmerQB, HB1950,[46] 1952[50]Washington Redskins
Stephon GilmoreCB2016,[59] 2018,[24] 2019,[60] 2020[25]Buffalo Bills (2016)
New England Patriots (2018–2020)		2016—Selected as a replacement for Marcus Peters[61]
2018—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Patriots advanced to Super Bowl LIII[62]
Tashaun Gipson
Ernest Givins
Bill Glass
Aaron Glenn
Tarik Glenn
Terry Glenn
Fred Glick
Kevin Glover
La'Roi Glover
Chris GodwinWR2019[60]Tampa Bay Buccaneers2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[63]
George GoeddekeG1969 (AFL)[21]Denver Broncos
Jared GoffQB2017,[15] 2018[24]Los Angeles Rams2017—Selected as a replacement for Carson Wentz[64]
2018—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Rams advanced to Super Bowl LIII[65]
Kevin GoganG1994,[66] 1997,[67] 1998[33]Los Angeles Raiders (1994)
San Francisco Giants (1997, 1998)
Pete GogolakK1965 (AFL)[56]Buffalo Bills
Ian GoldOLB2001[13]Denver Broncos
Dashon GoldsonFS2011,[43] 2012[68]San Francisco 49ers2011—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[69]
2012—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the 49ers advanced to Super Bowl XLVII[70]
Bob GolicNT1985,[38] 1986,[71] 1987[72]Cleveland Browns
Kenny GolladayWR2019[60]Detroit Lions2019—Selected as a replacement for Chris Godwin[63]
Goose Gonsoulin
Tony Gonzalez
Irv Goode
Rob Goode
Tom Goode
Jonathan Goodwin
Dick GordonWR1970,[27] 1971[28]Chicago Bears
Josh GordonWR2013[73]Cleveland Browns
Melvin GordonRB2016,[59] 2018[24]San Diego Chargers2016—Selected as a replacement for Le'Veon Bell[74]
John GordyG1963 (NFL),[54] 1964 (NFL),[49] 1965 (NFL)[75]Detroit Lions
Frank GoreRB2006,[40] 2009,[20] 2011,[43] 2012,[68] 2013[73]San Francisco 49ers2009—Selected as a replacement for Steven Jackson[76]
2011—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[77]
2012—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the 49ers advanced to Super Bowl XLVII[78]
Bruce GossettK1966 (NFL),[79] 1968 (NFL)[2]Los Angeles Rams
Jeff Gossett
Stephen Gostkowski
Robbie Gould
Randy Gradishar
Brandon GrahamDE2020[25]Philadelphia Eagles
Corey GrahamST2011[43]Chicago Bears
Jimmy GrahamTE2011,[43] 2013,[73] 2014,[80] 2016,[59] 2017[15]New Orleans Saints (2011, 2013, 2014)
Seattle Seahawks (2016, 2017)		2016—Selected as a replacement for Jordan Reed[81]
2017—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[82]
Kenny GrahamS1965 (AFL),[56] 1967 (AFL),[23] 1968 (AFL),[26] 1969 (AFL)[21]San Diego Chargers
Otto GrahamQB1950#,[46] 1951,[47] 1952,[50] 1953,[51] 1954[52]Cleveland Browns1950—Named MVP of game
Shayne GrahamK2005[39]Cincinnati Bengals
Martín GramáticaK2000[12]Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Hoyle Granger
Larry Grantham
Jerry Gray
Ken Gray
Leon Gray
Mel Gray
Mel Gray
Dave GraysonDB1962 (AFL),[55] 1963 (AFL),[31] 1964 (AFL),[32] 1965 (AFL),[56] 1966 (AFL),[22] 1969 (AFL)[21]Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs (1962–1964)
Oakland Raiders (1965, 1966, 1969)
Elvis GrbacQB2000[12]Kansas City Chiefs2000—Selected as a replacement for Steve McNair[83]
A. J. GreenWR2011,[43] 2012,[68] 2013,[73] 2014,[80] 2015[84] 2016,[59] 2017[15]Cincinnati Bengals2016—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[85]
2017—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[86]
Ahman GreenRB2001,[13] 2002,[14] 2003,[87] 2004[10]Green Bay Packers
Bobby Joe Green
Cornell Green
Darrell Green
Eric Green
Ernie Green
Gary Green
Gaston Green
Harold Green
Hugh Green
Jacob Green
John Green
Roy Green
Tony Green
Trent Green
Kevin Greene
Joe Greene
Tony Greene
Chad Greenway
L. C. Greenwood
Forrest Gregg
Jack Gregory
Jermaine Gresham
Visco Grgich
Rosey Grier
Bob Griese
Brian Griese
Everson GriffenDE2015,[84] 2016,[59] 2017,[15] 2019[60]Minnesota Vikings2015—Selected as a replacement for J. J. Watt[88]
2017—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[89]
2019—Selected as a replacement for Nick Bosa[90]
Michael GriffinSS2008,[41] 2010[42]Tennessee Titans2008—Selected as a replacement for Ed Reed[91]
2010—Selected as a replacement for Ed Reed[92]
Robert Griffin IIIQB2012[68]Washington Redskins2012—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[93]
Shaquill GriffinCB2019[60]Seattle Seahawks2019—Selected as a replacement for Marshon Lattimore[94]
Robert GriffithSS2000[12]Minnesota Vikings
Bob GrimWR1971[28]Minnesota Vikings
Billy GrimesHB1950,[46] 1951[47]Green Bay Packers
Brent GrimesCB2010,[42] 2013,[73] 2014,[80] 2015[84]Atlanta Falcons (2010)
Miami Dolphins (2013–2015)		2010—Selected as a replacement for Charles Woodson[95]
2015—Selected as a replacement for Aqib Talib[96]
Russ GrimmG1983,[36] 1984,[37] 1985,[38] 1986[71]Washington Redskins
John GrimsleyLB1988[97]Houston Oilers
Rob GronkowskiTE2011,[43] 2012,[68] 2014,[80] 2015,[84] 2017[15]New England Patriots2011—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Patriots advanced to Super Bowl XLVI[98]
2012—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[99]
2014—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Patriots advanced to Super Bowl XLIX[100]
2015—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[101]
2017—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Patriots advanced to Super Bowl LII[102]
Jerry GroomDT1954[52]Chicago Cardinals
Jordan GrossOT2008,[41] 2010,[42] 2013,[73]Carolina Panthers2013—Selected as a replacement for Joe Staley[103]
Lou GrozaK, OT1950,[46] 1951,[47] 1952,[50] 1953,[51] 1954,[52] 1955,[53] 1957,[5] 1958,[6] 1959[7]Cleveland Browns
Ben GrubbsG2011,[43] 2013,[73]Baltimore Ravens (2011)
New Orleans Saints (2013)		2011—Selected as a replacement for Brian Waters[104]
Tim GrunhardC1999[11]Kansas City Chiefs1999—Selected as a replacement for Tom Nalen[105]
Bob GruppP1979[106]Kansas City Chiefs
Todd GurleyRB2015,[84] 2017,[15] 2018[24]St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams2018—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Rams advanced to Super Bowl LIII[107]
Andre GurodeC2006,[40] 2007,[17] 2008,[41] 2009,[20] 2010[42]Dallas Cowboys2006—Selected as a replacement for Olin Kreutz[108]
2009—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[109]
Ray GuyP1973,[4] 1974,[58] 1975,[110] 1976,[111] 1977,[112] 1978,[113] 1980[114]Oakland Raiders

H

—Named as a starter —Did not participate (see notes) #—Named Pro Bowl MVP/co-MVP (or equivalent)

Name Position Year(s) selected Franchise(s) represented Notes
Dino HackettILB1988[97]Kansas City Chiefs
Wayne HaddixCB1990[115]Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Joe HadenCB2013,[73] 2014,[80] 2019[60]Cleveland Browns (2013, 2014)
Pittsburgh Steelers (2019)		1999—Selected as a replacement for Marcus Peters[116]
Pat HadenQB1977[112]Los Angeles Rams
John HadlQB1964 (AFL),[32] 1965 (AFL),[56] 1968 (AFL),[26] 1969 (AFL),[21] 1972,[29] 1973[4]San Diego Chargers (1964, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1972)
Los Angeles Rams (1973)
Ali Haji-SheikhK1983[36]New York Giants
Charles Haley
Tamba Hali
Dante Hall
DeAngelo Hall
Ron HallDB1963 (AFL)[31]Boston Patriots
C. J. HamFB2019[60]Minnesota Vikings2019—Selected as a replacement for Kyle Juszczyk[117]
Jack HamLB1973,[4] 1974,[58] 1975,[110] 1976,[111] 1977,[112] 1978,[113] 1979,[106] 1980[114]Pittsburgh Steelers
Ken HamlinFS2007[17]Dallas Cowboys
Casey Hampton
Dan Hampton
Rodney Hampton
Chris Hanburger
Merton Hanks
John Hannah
Dave Hanner
Brian Hansen
Chris Hanson
Jason Hanson
Jim Harbaugh
Pat HarderFB1950,[46] 1952[50]Chicago Cardinals (1950)
Detroit Lions (1952)
Cedrick HardmanDE1971,[28] 1975[110]San Francisco 49ers
Mecole HardmanKR2019[60]Kansas City Chiefs2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Chiefs advanced to Super Bowl LIV[118]
Nick HardwickC2006[40]San Diego Chargers
Greg HardyDE2013[73]Carolina Panthers
Jim HardyQB1950[46]Chicago Cardinals
Kevin Hardy
Ronnie Harmon
Roman HarperSS2009,[20] 2010[42]New Orleans Saints2009—Selected as a replacement for Adrian Wilson, did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Saints advanced to Super Bowl XLIV[119]
2010—Selected as a replacement for Nick Collins[120]
Dennis HarrahG1978,[113] 1979,[106] 1980,[114] 1985,[38] 1986,[71] 1987[72]Los Angeles Rams
Al HarrisCB2007,[17] 2008[41]Green Bay Packers2008—Selected as a replacement for Asante Samuel[121]
Chris Harris Jr.CB2014,[80] 2015,[84] 2016,[59] 2018[24]Denver Broncos2015—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Broncos advanced to Super Bowl 50[122]
2018—Selected as a replacement for Stephon Gilmore[62]
Clark HarrisLS2017[15]Cincinnati Bengals
Cliff HarrisS1974,[58] 1975,[110] 1976,[111] 1977,[112] 1978,[113] 1979[106]Dallas Cowboys
Deonte HarrisKR2019[60]New Orleans Saints
Dick Harris
Dwayne Harris
Franco Harris
James Harris
Tim HarrisOLB1989[123]Green Bay Packers
Tommie HarrisDT2005,[39] 2006,[40] 2007[17]Chicago Bears2006—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[124]
2007—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[125]
Walt HarrisCB2006[40]San Francisco 49ers2006—Selected as a replacement for Lito Sheppard[126]
Dennis HarrisonDE1982[35]Philadelphia Eagles
James Harrison
Marvin Harrison
Rodney Harrison
Jim Hart
Leon Hart
Tommy Hart
Jeff Hartings
Ken Harvey
Percy Harvin
Carlton Haselrig
Matt Hasselbeck
James Hasty
Dale Hatcher
Jason Hatcher
Len Hauss
Rip Hawkins
Wayne Hawkins
Bob Hayes
Lester Hayes
Abner Haynes
Mark Haynes
Mike Haynes
Albert HaynesworthDT2007,[17] 2008[41]Tennessee Titans
Casey HaywardCB2016,[59] 2017[15]San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers
Matt HazeltineLB1962 (NFL),[9] 1964 (NFL)[49]San Francisco 49ers
Sherrill HeadrickLB1961 (AFL),[30] 1962 (AFL),[55] 1965 (AFL),[56] 1966 (AFL)[22]Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs
Todd HeapTE2002,[14] 2003[87]Baltimore Ravens
Garrison HearstRB1998,[33] 2001[13]San Francisco 49ers
Bobby HebertQB1993[57]Atlanta Falcons
Johnny HekkerP2013,[73] 2015,[84] 2016,[59] 2017[15]St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams
E. J. HendersonMLB2010[42]Minnesota Vikings2010—Selected as a replacement for Brian Urlacher[127]
John HendersonDT2004,[10] 2006[40]Jacksonville Jaguars2006—Selected as a replacement for Richard Seymour[128]
Thomas HendersonLB1978[113]Dallas Cowboys
William HendersonFB2004[10]Green Bay Packers
Ted HendricksLB1971,[28] 1972,[29] 1973,[4] 1974,[58] 1980,[114] 1981,[34] 1982,[35] 1983[36]Baltimore Colts (1971–1973)
Green Bay Packers (1974)
Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders (1980–1983)
Ed HenkeDE1952[50]San Francisco 49ers
Charlie HenniganFL1961 (AFL),[30] 1962 (AFL),[55] 1963 (AFL),[31] 1964 (AFL),[32] 1965 (AFL)[56]Houston Oilers
Derrick HenryRB2019,[60] 2020[25]Tennessee Titans
Travis HenryRB2002[14]Buffalo Bills
Wally HenryKR1979[106]Philadelphia Eagles
Craig HentrichP1998,[33] 2003[87]Tennessee Oilers/Titans
Dave HermanG1968 (AFL),[26] 1969 (AFL)[21]New York Jets
Efren HerreraK1977[112]Dallas Cowboys
Devin HesterKR2006,[40] 2007,[17] 2010,[42] 2014[80]Chicago Bears (2006, 2007, 2010)
Atlanta Falcons (2014)
Cameron HeywardDE, DT2017,[15] 2018,[24] 2019,[60] 2020[25]Pittsburgh Steelers2017—Selected as a replacement for Khalil Mack[129]
Craig HeywardFB1995[130]Atlanta Falcons
Gene HickersonG1965 (NFL),[75] 1966 (NFL),[79] 1967 (NFL),[1] 1968 (NFL)[2] 1969 (NFL),[3] 1970[27]Cleveland Browns
Akiem HicksDT2018[24]Chicago Bears
Dwight HicksS1981,[34] 1982,[35] 1983,[36] 1984[37]San Francisco 49ers
W. K. HicksDB1966 (AFL)[22]Houston Oilers
Dont'a HightowerILB2016,[59] 2019[60]New England Patriots2016—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Patriots advanced to Super Bowl LI[131]
2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[132]
Jay Hilgenberg
Joel Hilgenberg
Calvin Hill
David Hill
Drew Hill
Harlon Hill
J. D. Hill
Jimmy Hill
Kent Hill
Mack Lee Hill
Tony Hill
Tyreek HillKR, WR2016,[59] 2017,[15] 2018,[24] 2019,[60] 2020[25]Kansas City Chiefs2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl because the Chiefs advanced to Super Bowl LIV[133]
Winston HillOT1964 (AFL),[32] 1967 (AFL),[23] 1968 (AFL),[26] 1969 (AFL),[21] 1970,[27] 1971,[28] 1972,[29] 1973[4]New York Jets
Dalton HilliardRB1989[123]New Orleans Saints
T.Y. HiltonWR2014,[80] 2015,[84] 2016,[59] 2017[15]Indianapolis Colts2015—Selected as a replacement for Larry Fitzgerald[134]
2017—Selected as a replacement for A. J. Green[86]
Glen Ray Hines
Chris Hinton
Elroy Hirsch
Fred Hoaglin
Dick HoakRB1968 (NFL)[2]Pittsburgh Steelers
Leroy HoardFB1994[66]Cleveland Browns
John HockG1956[45]Los Angeles Rams
T. J. HockensonTE2020[25]Detroit Lions
Dick Hoerner
Robert Hoernschemeyer
John Hoffman
Mike Hollis
Brian Holloway
Rodney Holman
Pat Holmes
Priest Holmes
Robert Holmes
Pierce HoltDE1992[135]San Francisco 49ers
Torry HoltWR2000,[12] 2001,[13] 2003,[87] 2004,[10] 2005,[39] 2006,[40] 2007[17]St. Louis Rams2006—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[136]
E. J. HolubLB1961 (AFL),[30] 1962 (AFL),[55] 1964 (AFL),[32] 1965 (AFL),[56] 1966 (AFL)[22]Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs
Austin HooperTE2018,[24] 2019[60]Atlanta Falcons2018—Selected as a replacement for Zach Ertz[137]
2019—Selected as a replacement for George Kittle[138]
Chris HopeSS2008[41]Tennessee Titans
Brad HopkinsOT2000,[12] 2003[87]Tennessee Titans
DeAndre HopkinsWR2015,[84] 2017,[15] 2018,[24] 2019,[60] 2020[25]Houston Texans (2015, 2017–2019)
Arizona Cardinals (2020)		2017—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[139]
2018—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[140]
2019—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[141]
Wes Hopkins
Mike Horan
Joe Horn
Paul Hornung
Ethan Horton
Jeff Hostetler
T. J. Houshmandzadeh
Jim Houston
Justin Houston
Ken Houston
Desmond Howard
Erik Howard
Jordan Howard
Xavien HowardCB2018,[24] 2020[25]Miami Dolphins
Chuck HowleyLB1965 (NFL),[75] 1966 (NFL),[79] 1967 (NFL),[1] 1968 (NFL),[2] 1969 (NFL),[3] 1971[28]Dallas Cowboys
Billy HowtonOE1952,[50] 1955,[53] 1956,[45] 1957[5]Green Bay Packers
Marv HubbardFB1971,[28] 1972,[29] 1973[4]Oakland Raiders
Brad HubbertRB1967 (AFL)[23]San Diego Chargers
Kevin HuberP2014[80]Cincinnati Bengals
Bill HudsonDT1961 (AFL)[30]San Diego Chargers
Dick HudsonOT1965 (AFL)[56]Buffalo Bills
Rodney HudsonC2016,[59] 2017,[15] 2019[60]Oakland Raiders
Sam HuffMLB1958,[6] 1959,[7] 1960#,[48] 1961 (NFL),[8] 1964 (NFL)[49]New York Giants (1958–1961)
Washington Redskins (1964)		1960—Named Outstanding Lineman of game
Dick HuffmanOT1950[46]Los Angeles Rams
George HughesG, OT1951,[47] 1953[51]Pittsburgh Steelers
Tyrone HughesKR1993[57]New Orleans Saints
Kent HullC1988,[97] 1989,[123] 1990[115]Buffalo Bills
Weldon HumbleG1950[46]Cleveland Browns
Bobby HumphreyRB1990[115]Denver Broncos
Claude HumphreyDE1970,[27] 1971,[28] 1972,[29] 1973,[4] 1974,[58] 1977[112]Atlanta Falcons
Marlon HumphreyCB2019,[60] 2020[25]Baltimore Ravens
Bobby HuntDB1964 (AFL)[32]Kansas City Chiefs
Jim Lee HuntDT1961 (AFL),[30] 1966 (AFL),[22] 1967 (AFL),[23] 1969 (AFL)[21]New England Patriots
Kareem HuntRB2017[15]Kansas City Chiefs
Art HunterC1959[7]Cleveland Browns
Danielle HunterDE2018,[24] 2019[60]Minnesota Vikings
Ed HusmannDT1961 (AFL),[30] 1962 (AFL),[55] 1963 (AFL)[31]Houston Oilers
Steve HutchinsonG2003,[87] 2004,[10] 2005,[39] 2006,[40] 2007,[17] 2008,[41] 2009,[20]Seattle Seahawks (2003–2005)
Minnesota Vikings (2005–2009)
Micah HydeSS2017[15]Buffalo Bills2017—Did not play in the Pro Bowl due to injury[142]

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