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Flag football at the Olympics might be the key to the NFL’s overseas business plan

April 4, 2022

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The NFL says it has a plan to grow its international business to $1 billion annually, and it involves the Olympics.

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Flag football at the Olympics might be the key to the NFL’s overseas business plan

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