Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson was selected with the first pick in the Pro Bowl draft on Wednesday.
Wilson was chosen by Michael Irvin, who is serving as a Pro Bowl legend captain opposite fellow Hall of Famer Jerry Rice for Sunday's all-star game at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu.
Rice took New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning with the second overall pick in the draft.
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones went with the third choice to Team Irvin, and Oakland Raiders defensive end Khalil Mack was drafted by Team Rice with the fourth pick.
Thirty-four players — mostly linemen and special teams players — were pre-drafted on Tuesday. Forty-eight more players were drafted or assigned Wednesday.
The second day of the draft was held in an airplane hangar at Wheeler Army Airfield, located in the town of Wahiawa in the central plain of Oahu, the most populated of the Hawaiian Islands. Only ticketed military members were allowed to attend the draft.
Team Irvin will have three Vikings: linebacker Anthony Barr, safety Harrison Smith and quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. Team Rice will have two: running back Adrian Peterson and defensive end Everson Griffen.
Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and Los Angeles Rams defensive lineman Aaron Donald are serving as active-player captains for Team Rice, while Falcons running back Devonta Freeman and Cincinnati Bengals defensive lineman Geno Atkins are captains for Team Irvin.
