Owners Vote to Allow NFL Players to Participate in Flag Football Competition at 2028 LA Olympics

Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes Downplays Possibility of Playing Flag Football at LA Olympics

NFL players have received clearance to participate in flag football when the sport makes its debut at the 2028 Summer Olympics, but it doesn't appear that Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes will be making an appearance, per comments relayed by Matt Derrick of ChiefsDigest.com.

Patrick Mahomes doesn’t seem too interested in Olympic flag football

Patrick Mahomes sounds like he’ll be watching from home when it comes to Olympic flag football in 2028. The Chiefs quarterback didn’t seem too enthused about playing when he was asked about the topic on Thursday by reporters.

Olympic flag football transition may not be seamless for NFL stars. Here's why

NFL players are going to get the chance to try out for the Olympic flag football team, but that doesnt mean they are guaranteed a spot on the LA28 roster.Athletically, theyll be fine. But the transition still may not be as easy and simple as you think.They are two completely different games, said Amber Clark-Robinson. Yes, you're still playing football, but the skill level is a little different just the attributes that you need to have are going…

Tom Brady’s ex-teammate gives verdict on 7x Super Bowl champ potentially suiting up for 2028 Olympic flag football

One of Tom Brady’s former teammates believes the 47-year-old could return to compete in what would be a historic first in a few years.

Renck vs. Keeler: Peyton Manning or Sean Payton? Who makes better Olympic flag football coach?

Renck: Red, White and Cover 2. Flag football will debut as an Olympic sport in 2028 in Los Angeles. NFL owners signed off on professional players participating last week. Just thinking about the potential roster brings goosebumps: Tyreek Hill? Justin Jefferson? Ja’Marr Chase? Travis Hunter? Lamar Jackson? Joe Burrow? They will be the Meme Team, their highlights smashing opponents going viral after every game. But somebody must provide guardrails…

Flag QB Challenges Tom Brady To Duel For Olympics

Darrell Doucette first made headlines near the end of last summer when he spoke out against the potential for NFL players to compete in flag football at the Olympics. The 5-foot-7 quarterback is back in the news approximately nine months later as Tom Brady reportedly eyes his spot on Team USA. I don’t think he has any reason to worry about the seven-time Super Bowl champion but his plea for a chance also applies to all 32 signal-callers in the N…