The nfl approved allowing one player from each team to appear in the 28 Olympics; for flag football.
So, who will be our future Olympian? It’s only 3 years away.
Our 28 Flag Football Olympian is?
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Hopefully none but methinks Daniels will be THE choice for the NFL. For one, he'll be hitting his prime in three years, while guys like Mahomes and Jackson are likely gonna be on the downswing. He's also from LA so it would be huge from a storyline perspective.
If it were up to me none of them would play. Sorry I'm not risking any of my guys I'm paying millions to to compete in a sport where we should win even if we sent D2 college players.
If it were up to me none of them would play. Sorry I'm not risking any of my guys I'm paying millions to to compete in a sport where we should win even if we sent D2 college players.
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I'm not on board with the who flag football thing. Even with it being flag football, the risk is not worth the reward. I can't help but think of this.
In 1998, Robert Edwards, a New England Patriots rookie, suffered a serious knee injury while playing in a beach flag football game in Hawaii during Pro Bowl week. The game, known as the "Rookie Beach Bowl," was a pre-Pro Bowl event, and Edwards' injury occurred when he landed awkwardly in the sand. The injury was significant, leading to a season-ending injury and a potentially career-altering setback.
In 1998, Robert Edwards, a New England Patriots rookie, suffered a serious knee injury while playing in a beach flag football game in Hawaii during Pro Bowl week. The game, known as the "Rookie Beach Bowl," was a pre-Pro Bowl event, and Edwards' injury occurred when he landed awkwardly in the sand. The injury was significant, leading to a season-ending injury and a potentially career-altering setback.
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Playing flag football on sand is stupid to begin withrvaskins wrote: Sat May 24, 2025 8:13 pmI'm not on board with the who flag football thing. Even with it being flag football, the risk is not worth the reward. I can't help but think of this.
In 1998, Robert Edwards, a New England Patriots rookie, suffered a serious knee injury while playing in a beach flag football game in Hawaii during Pro Bowl week. The game, known as the "Rookie Beach Bowl," was a pre-Pro Bowl event, and Edwards' injury occurred when he landed awkwardly in the sand. The injury was significant, leading to a season-ending injury and a potentially career-altering setback.
