Currently, the best player in NFL will not represent the United States in 2028 when flag football was introduced at the Olympics.
“I will probably leave this to young men,” said Patrick Mahomes through Henry McKenna of Fox Sports. “I will be a little older when it comes.”
When the 2028 Olympics arrive, Mahomes will be 32 years old. It doesn’t seem to be fossil. 12. NFL will be prepared for the season, but some fans pointed out that summer games will probably overlap and intervene in the training camp.
At the beginning of May, NFL owners unanimously voted to allow players to participate in the Olympics. The NBA has long allowed its players to represent the United States, and Major League baseball scene to the world baseball classic.
It is difficult to imagine anybody except Mahomes as the face of American football – three years later. Already twice MVP and today decided to move away for a golden jacket would be installed.
This is what will make your absence of 2028 Olympic games feel a little strange. LeBron James represented Michael Jordan and the famous dream team in the Olympics for years. It was the faces of basketball and they represented their country tremendously.
To be fair, James 2016 Rio Olympics and 2021 Tokyo Olympics. We all know how seriously he takes his education, rehabilitation and condition – he believes that jumping some of these games is still part of his / her 40 -year -old tires.
Could Mahomes follow the same scenario? Does his peers protect his body in an extra time in Kansas City Chieffs while trying to win a gold medal in Los Angeles?
Maybe. However, it is still difficult to fully understand Mahomes’ great nation with the responsibility of establishing a game.
Cincinnati Bengals will be of the same age as Joe Burrow Mahomes – 32. But they already had some injuries. MVP Josh Allen’s reign will be 32. A Flag will be Lamar Jackson 31, which may be really fun in the football field.
If Mahomes doesn’t want to carry the flag for our big country, maybe it can be fun to call 50 -year -old Tom Brady to see what he left in that arm.
