1 yd. run (Graham kick) – 12:47 4th NFC – FG Neil Rackers 22 yd. – 6:29 4th NFC – FG Neil Rackers 20 yd. – 1:10 4th AFC roster Offense Defense Special teams Source NFC roster Offense Defense Special teams Source Notes: Replacement selection due to injury or vacancy Injured player; selected but did not play Replacement starter; selected as reserve "Need player"; named by coach Number of selections per team Officials Referee: Gerald Austin Umpire: Steve Wilson Head Linesman: John Schleyer Line Judge: Carl Johnson Field Judge: Scott Steenson Side Judge: Laird Hayes Back Judge: Phil Luckett Fan balloting On December 19, 2005, the NFL announced that fans had cast more than 70.5 million votes via the Internet and the Sprint wireless telephone service, bettering by more than 16% the 61 million votes cast for the 2005 Pro Bowl. Of the top ten vote-getters, all were offensive players and seven, including four of the top five, hailed from the AFC. Colts quarterback Peyton Manning led all players, garnering 1,184,142 votes, a new single-player record, and narrowly edging out Seahawks running back Shaun Alexander (1,110,575 votes) and Chargers running back LaDainian Tomlinson (1,044,360 votes). On the defensive side, AFC players filled six of the top ten spots, though Bears middle linebacker Brian Urlacher led all defenders, earning 420,983 votes; Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey (379,477 votes), Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney (374,289 votes), and Bengals cornerback Deltha O'Neal (373,918 votes) paced the AFC. Among NFL rookies, Buccaneers running back Carnell Williams was the leading vote-getter, receiving 219,736 votes to surpass Steelers tight end Heath Miller (217,928 votes). Cowboys outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware (104,592 votes), Vikings punter Chris Kluwe (100,555 votes), and Bengals inside linebacker Odell Thurman (88,715 votes) rounded out the top five. The top vote-getter at each position (as on the official NFL ballot), irrespective of conference: Offense Defense Special Teams Notably, four players—Cooley, Williams, Hall, and Robert Mathis—finished first in the balloting for their respective positions among fans but failed to secure a starting or reserve spot for the game. Entertainment JoJo performed the national anthem. Musical group Backstreet Boys performed during halftime alongside "200 hula dancers, drummers and fire knife dancers and 400 youth performers." Stats Most players selected from one team was seven, tied between the AFC's Indianapolis Colts and NFC's Seattle Seahawks (a Super Bowl XL contender). Most starters selected from one team: AFC: Indianapolis