Controversy Erupts Over Colts QB Gardner Minshew's Pro Bowl Selection

Minshew's performance during the season sparks debate about the Pro Bowl's selection process.

Gardner Minshew, the backup quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts, has been added to the Pro Bowl roster as an alternate, marking his first appearance in the all-star game.
Minshew's selection has sparked controversy due to his performance during the season, where he ranked 21st in touchdowns, 23rd in passer rating, and 26th in completion percentage.
Minshew was chosen as a replacement for players who are unable to participate in the Pro Bowl due to their involvement in the Super Bowl or for health reasons.
Despite criticism, Minshew played a key role in several Colts victories during the season and helped keep the team in playoff contention until the final week of the regular season.
The selection of Minshew has reignited debates about the relevance and selection process of the Pro Bowl, with some arguing that it has become more of a popularity contest rather than a reflection of player performance.