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Welcome to the 2015 NFL Pro Bowl game! The best players in the NFL have been selected fantasy football style by coaches and NFL legends Chris Carter and Michael Irvin and will face off at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona this Sunday January 25 at 8 p.m. EST. It's the NFL's version of the All-Star Game, and it will feature the top talent in the NFL facing: so read on to see where fans can watch and listen to a live stream of Sunday night's game online and catch up-to-date feeds and coverage on highlight plays and scores.

Providing one of the most fun match ups of the NFL season, Team Irvin lead by co-captains DeMarco Murray of the Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Brown Joe Haden will take on Team Carter, helmed by co-captains Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Houston Texan/destroyer of worlds J.J. Watt.

Picture @nfl of the the 2 Best set of hands at the #probowl Watch us catch balls before Sunday game. pic.twitter.com/WVGOyOJE4o

— Cris Carter (@criscarter80) January 23, 2015

The NFL Pro Bowl is also extra special as it involves two NFL legends in Carter and Irvin picking their teams like a full fantasy football roster. As CBS Sports explain:

"The first day of the draft was held on Jan. 20 and wasn't televised. That portion of the event featured Team Carter and Team Irvin each selecting 13 players in the form of three interior defensive lineman, three guards, two centers, one fullback, one punter, one kicker, one returner and one special teamer."

.@michaelirvin88. @criscarter80. All smiles. 'Til Sunday. #TeamIrvin #TeamCarter pic.twitter.com/JsQmCBCqf4

— NFL Now (@NFLNow) January 22, 2015

Led by No. 1 overall pick Andrew Luck and AJ Green, Team Carter will look to lay an alright beatdown of Team Irvin, who will have Tony Romo at quarterback and boast Odell Beckham Jr at wide receiver. Find the full Pro Bowl rosters here.

The game will be broadcast live on ESPN, and streaming live HERE, but fans can also listen in on the radio and stream here through ESPN Radio.

For fans who want to try out a free live stream (which may mean downloading a torrent), click here.

For a one-time fee, check out NFL Game Rewind or NFL Audio Pass.

Fans can also try these free live streaming websites (1 and 2).

SB Nation, Yahoo! Sports, CBS Sports and Gamecast are also great sources for up-to-date game coverage and feeds,.

And check the official Pro Bowl website.

Enjoy the 2015 NFL Pro Bowl Game!

Don't mess with @JJWatt #ProBowlDraft pic.twitter.com/dhIK11VXT0

— NFL Now (@NFLNow) January 22, 2015