NFL Stars Weigh In on Flag Football Olympics

For the NFL, it's March 21st.

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NFL stars like Joe Burrow and Tom Brady are gearing up

for the Fanatics Flag Football Classic this weekend.

The event features top players and serves as a test run for NFL talent

in the 2028 Olympics, where Flag Football will debut.

Reporters caught up with the quarterbacks ahead of the games

and posed a tough question.

Would a gold medal mean more than a Super Bowl ring?

Burrow said the Super Bowl remains the top achievement in their sport,

but he values promoting the game globally as an ambassador,

something the league supports.

Brady, now retired, agreed it's hard to compare,

and shared he'd love to coach Team USA Flag Football in 2028,

working with coaches like Sean Payton and Kyle Shanahan.

Meanwhile, Payton will lead Brady and Jalen Hertz's squad

while Shanahan guides Burrow and Jaden Daniels.

As international games expand, this could pave the way

for more NFL faces on the Olympic stage.