NFL legend Tom Brady has expressed openness to the possibility of participating in flag football when the sport makes its Olympic debut at the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles. The 48-year-old quarterback, who won seven Super Bowls, made the comments in a recent interview.
"I would never say never," Brady stated when asked about the prospect. His remarks follow the International Olympic Committee's official inclusion of flag football on the program for the LA28 Games, a decision aimed at attracting a younger audience.
Since retiring from the NFL in 2023, Brady has transitioned to a broadcasting role and is a part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. While he has not committed to a formal training plan, his public consideration adds significant star power to the new Olympic event's promotion.
The Olympic flag football competition will feature both men's and women's tournaments. Brady's potential involvement, even at age 51 in 2028, would be a major draw for the Games, though he emphasized no decision has been made.
