Burrow's Flag Football Debut: Eyes on Olympic Gold

It's March 22nd.

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Joe Burrow teamed up with Jaden Daniels to captain the Wildcats at the fanatics' flag

football classic.

The team took a tough 39-14 loss against Team USA.

Burrow showed clear frustration after going down hard on a flagpole following a pass

from Daniels, but officials waved off any ruffing call.

Here in that game, Burrow threw an interception that got returned for a touchdown, putting Team

USA up 12 to nothing early.

He bounced back with a touchdown toss to DeAndre Hopkins.

Against the founder squad, led by Jalen Hertz and Tom Brady, things improved as he connected

for scores with Odell Beckham Jr., Sequan Barkley, and Devonte Adams.

Fans held their breath during that injury moment, especially after Burrow's rough 2025

season.

Nine-year-old missed nine games due to a severe, gray-three-terfto injury in week two that

needed surgery.

Bingle supporters worry any setback could sideline their star quarterback again.

Announces Kevin Burckhart and Greg Olson broke down the no-call from Burrow's viewpoint

right away.

Despite the mixed results, Burrow stayed fired up about flag football's future.

His eyes are now on the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, where the sport debuts.

Burrow made it clear he wants to suit up for Team USA and chase that gold medal.