Flag Football Could Become an Olympic Sport in 2028

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Flag Football Could Become an Olympic Sport in 2028
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Polys Sydney Santos running the ball during a flag football game against Wilson in Long Beach on September 19, 2023.

October 9, 2023 1:32 PM EDTThe NFL's ongoing push for worldwide exposure got another boost Monday when organizers for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics delivered a proposal to put when the Summer Games return to the United States for the first time in 32 years.

L.A. chairman Casey Wasserman said the new sports are “relevant, innovative and community-based, played in backyards, schoolyards, community centers, stadiums and parks across the U.S. and the globe.” Flag football, in which “tackles” are made by pulling a flag off a belt worn by each player, would be a 5-on-5 affair played on a 50-yard field. There aren’t offensive and defensive linemen. At the World Games last year, the U.S. men won the gold medal while the women fell to Mexico in the final.

Not included in the L.A. program is breakdancing, which will be a one-and-done after its debut in Paris next year. Others not making the cut: motorsports, kickboxing and karate.

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