PITTSBURGH — Please do this before you form an opinion on NFL players playing flag football at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles (something NFL owners voted unanimously in favor of Tuesday ...

NFL owners voted on Tuesday to allow players in the league to participate in the flag football competition at the upcoming 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The proposal said that no more than ...

NFL players could participate in the 2028 Summer Olympics after team owners approved their status to try out for flag football at league meetings in Minneapolis this week. But it won’t be the ...

NFL owners delivered a unanimous vote Tuesday approving players to represent their home countries in the 2028 Olympics, where flag football will make its inaugural appearance as an official ...

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league owners voted to allow NFL players to participate in flag football at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The decision marks a major milestone as flag football makes its Olympic debut.

Now, they can also aspire to win an Olympic gold medal. NFL players will be allowed to participate in flag football at the 2028 Summer Olympics, the league announced Tuesday. The decision to allow ...

The NFL can now look forward to its Gold Medal era. League owners officially approved a resolution allowing players to participate in flag football at the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles by a 32-0 vote.

As part of their spring meeting in Minnesota on Tuesday, NFL owners voted in favor of a proposal from the league that would allow players to participate in flag football in Los Angeles.

While the next Summer Games will be held stateside in Los Angeles, the NFL is officially set to partake in worldwide competition when flag football makes its anticipated Olympics debut.

The resolution also mandates that each Olympic flag football roster can include no more than one (1) player from the same NFL team; for example, Team USA could deploy one player each from both the ...