Russell Wilson throws 3 TD passes in Pro Bowl win

Russell Wilson threw three first-half touchdown passes to lead Team Irvin. With the last three scores, Team Irvin owned a 49-21 lead over Team Rice.

With the 50 edition of the Super Bowl set to commence next Sunday between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers, the rest of the leagues all stars will be living it up in attractive Hawaii for the 2016 Pro Bowl between team Jerry Rice and team Michael Irvin.

But the best part of the game was when Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston switched places with Frederick who took a snap and downed the ball. He threw touchdown passes of 14 and 2 yards to Falcons teammates Julio Jones and Devonta Freeman, respectively, in the opening quarter.

Team Irvin made it a three-touchdown game on a 51-yard scoring pass from Winston to Tennessee tight end Delanie Walker.

For Team Rice, running back Adrian Peterson played sparingly and collected just four yards on five carries on the evening.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, right, signs autographs for his fans during the NFL Pro Bowl Football Draft show at the Wheeler Army Airfield, Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2016, in Wahiawa, Hawaii.

GIVING BACK: One of the biggest thrills for Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith was getting to spend some time with a young fan wearing his jersey from the Make A Wish Foundation after Friday’s Team Rice practice. Then less than two minutes later, Team Irvin answered that score with a touchdown pass of their own. Early in the second quarter, Team Irvin received another score, this one from running back TODD GURLEY as the rookie took a Wilson 10 yards into the end zone after breaking a tackle by Team Rice inside linebacker BOBBY WAGNER.

Bennett, a Seattle Seahawks defense end and member of Team Rice for Sunday’s Pro Bowl, did a little bit of everything at Friday’s 45-minute practice session on Oahu’s north shore.

Being picked first should give Wilson an outstanding chance at winning the game’s MVP award. Seattle cornerback Richard Sherman got a chance to play offense and promptly lost 22 yards on a reverse for Team Irvin in the third quarter. This format drew rave reviews and harsh criticism a year ago and nothing has really changed in the meantime other than the venue changing. Berry is the 13th VFL to earn trips to four Pro Bowls (2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015 seasons).

Wide receiver Jarvis Landry played for Team Rice and recorded three receptions for 81 yards and a touchdown.