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NFL teams could have up to three players participate, if all three are players for different countries. The overall number of players participating in the Olympics will be 120 – 60 males and 60 ...

The NFL unanimously approved for its players to participate in flag football in the 2028 Olympics in a vote on Tuesday at the league meetings. Now comes the hard part.

In a groundbreaking move on Tuesday, the NFL owners came together at a Spring League Meeting and voted to allow NFL players to be eligible to compete. They passed the proposal in a 75% vote.

One Player From Each NFL Team Who Should Try Out for Flag Football at the 2028 Olympics A look at which NFL stars could add "gold medalist" to their resume.