NFL owners vote to allow players to participate in 2028 Olympics
- On Tuesday, NFL owners approved a vote permitting athletes to participate in the flag football event at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
- The decision follows background plans to include flag football, a non-contact variant of American football, as a new Olympic sport.
- The Olympic tournament will feature six men’s teams of 10 players each, with rosters selected by national federations and one NFL player per team allowed.
- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell noted that adding flag football to the Olympics has generated significant enthusiasm from NFL athletes eager to represent their nations on an international platform.
- This vote could enable a potential NFL 'Dream Team,' boosting the sport's global growth and providing players a unique international competition opportunity in 2028.
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