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Over two hundred NFL athletes from 25 countries have expressed a desire to compete in flag football at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, a milestone made possible by a 2025 league vote that will allow stars like Joe Burrow and Patrick Mahomes to chase Olympic gold.
Over 200 NFL players from 25 countries have voiced interest in competing in flag football at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, a milestone made possible by a 2025 league vote. With athletes like Joe Burrow chasing gold and Patrick Mahomes shifting focus, the sport’s Olympic debut promises a fresh narrative for American football.
The league expands overseas with record games abroad while navigating fan backlash over lost home fixtures and early Sunday viewings.
Each spring the NFL’s scheduling team finalizes an 18‑week calendar that blends domestic matchups with a growing slate of international contests, using flexible tools to keep the most compelling games on prime time.
Joe Burrow is reshaping the NFL’s future through flag football, rallying players, league leaders and international partners while eyeing Olympic inclusion.
In a recent commentary, Kelce highlighted the cultural significance of Sunday football and questioned the wisdom of adding nighttime and international contests that could reshape the fan experience.
The NFL schedule release aligns teams and media partners with a balanced slate of games, introducing new streaming initiatives and holiday programming across multiple platforms.