Tom Brady Leaves Door Open for 2028 Olympics Appearance

NFL legend Tom Brady has not entirely dismissed the possibility of competing in Flag Football at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, but he believes it's more suitable for younger players to lead the US team to victory. Flag Football is set to make its Olympic debut in 2028, marking a significant milestone for the rapidly growing and inclusive sport. Last year, NFL team owners voted to allow players to participate in the Olympics, with each national team permitted to select one player from each NFL roster and their designated international player. In a recent interview on Good Morning America, Brady expressed his thoughts on potentially returning to the field. 'I would never say never, but it's likely unlikely,' Brady stated. 'I think it's better for the young players to take on this opportunity. If I were to be involved, it would probably be in a coaching or advisory role.' Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl champion who retired from the NFL in 2023, will turn 49 this August. He is scheduled to participate in the Flag Football Classic on March 21st as co-captain of Founders FFC, alongside Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts. 'I'm passionate about the NFL, the Raiders, and my various projects,' Brady added. 'I have a lot on my plate.' As one of the top NFL analysts for Fox Sports, Brady continues to stay involved in the sport he loves.