Tyreek Hill Is Trying To Bring The United States A Gold Medal In Flag Football

Tyreek Hill runs onto the field before a Dolphins game.

Tyreek Hill is looking to bring a gold medal to the USA in flag football. The sport is one of many being added to future Olympic Games, joining baseball, lacrosse, softball, cricket, and squash.

Cheetah is already trying to recruit his team.

“Calling all NFL guys,” he posted on his X (formerly Twitter) page in response to the Olympic announcement.

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“Let’s bring one home.”

@lockitorleaveit Will flag football pass? #greenscreen #nfl #flagfootball #usa #olympics #tyreek #mahomes #nfltiktok ♬ original sound – LockItorLeaveit

Flag football has been a sport targeted by the Olympic Games for some time, and it will now officially be a part of the 2028 event in Los Angeles.

The NFL was one of the major parties pushing for the inclusion as it looks to continue growing the game globally.

We already see games overseas in England, Ireland, and Germany. What better way to further expose the world to professional football than on sports’ biggest stage?

Fans have been quick to respond to the news.

Patrick Mahomes, Tyreek Hill, Christian McCaffrey, Justin Jefferson, Micah Parsons, Myles Garrett and Travis Kelce pulling up to the Olympics to play for USA flag football pic.twitter.com/mtcrc5A2ni

— BetMGM (@BetMGM)
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Mahomes, CMC, Tyreek Hill, and Diggs suiting up for Olympics flag football pic.twitter.com/aZtUNswCSN

— Rockets Enjoyer (@rockets_enjoyer)
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Would there truly be another country that could compete given the immense talent we see each week in the NFL? Not likely. That might put an end to the “World Champions” debate once and for all.

As for Hill, individually, we already know his abilities on the gridiron, and he’s maybe more elusive in a flag football setting.