Burrow's Flag Football Debut: A Rough Outing

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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow stepped onto the field for a flag football showcase

against Team USA.

With flag football heading to the 2028 Olympics, NFL stars like him faced off against dedicated

flag players.

Right off the bat, Burrow threw an interception that the defense returned for the first touchdown

of the game.

Later in the match, Burrow took a solid hit after colliding with a defender.

It's something that does not happen often in flag football.

He did not look fully at ease running routes or handling the quicker pace compared to regular

NFL action.

Fans and observers noted how the event proved NFL players cannot just dominate the flag

scene.

Team USA's athletes showed real skill, holding their own against pros like Burrow, and reminding

every one of the sports unique demands.

This offseason outing highlighted the risks even in a non-contact game, especially for a high

profile quarterback still recovering from past injuries.

Burrow's rough afternoon suggests he might rethink diving into flag football so aggressively.

As preparations ramp up for Olympic flag football, these matchups will keep blending worlds,

but stars like Burrow may play it safe for moving forward.