Joe Burrow Eyes Olympic Flag Football

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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow says he wants to suit up for Team USA in Flag

Football at the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

Flag football makes his debut in the summer games that year, and the NFL has already approved

active players to join.

Burrow showed his skills at the recent fanatics flag football classic, throwing a couple

touchdown passes and almost scoring on a long run.

He looks sharp and competitive, shaking off an early mistake to make some impressive

plays against the team featuring Tom Brady.

Burrow pushed hard in the final against Team USA, even pleading for a penalty after a tough

hit near the goal line that knocked him down.

Amateur players like veteran flag football star Darryl Haush do set, where NFL pros might

take over the roster spots.

Do set in his national team teammates have represented the US since 2021 and won a fair shot

at the 10-man team.

Team USA dominated the event with a 3-0 record, outscoring NFL and celebrity squads by

a wide margin.

It served as a test to compare pros against dedicated flag athletes.

Roasters won't be set for nearly two years, with USA football leading the selection instead

of the NFL.

Expect a mix of NFL talent and flag specialists to chase gold in Los Angeles.