COMING THIS SUMMER!

NFL FLAG Championships

This summer, the NFL will be introducing a NEW, elevated Championship Tournament format to celebrate the best of the best across the youth Flag Football world, domestically and globally. The NFL FLAG Championships, a first-of-its-kind tournament hosted by the NFL, ESPN, RCX Sports and Omaha will take place in Canton, Ohio at the Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 19-21 and will feature the very best of girls’ and boys’ youth flag talent.

 

Let's PLAY.

GET READY TO RUN, THROW, JUMP AND FLY

 

In this game, there's a position for everyone. No matter who you are, flag is your chance to run, throw, jump, and fly. This is your chance to get involved in the action and join the flag football movement. If you're interested in playing, click below and find a league near you. 

 

 

 


NFL FLAG Blog

NFL FLAG Blog

There's always something new happening in the world of flag. Discover new information and gain insight into how NFL FLAG can make a big impact on youth athletes in your local community. 

2024 Regional Tournaments

2024 Regional Tournaments

Compete at one of our NFL FLAG Regional tournaments for a chance to earn your spot at NFL FLAG Championships. Spring Registration will be open soon!

CHAMPIONSHIPS AT PRO BOWL

CHAMPIONSHIPS AT PRO BOWL

The 2024 NFL FLAG Championships at Pro Bowl Games will take place in Orlando, Florida alongside the NFL's Pro Bowl Games. Learn more about this years event. 

FLAG FOOTBALL DRILLS

FLAG FOOTBALL DRILLS

These football drills are designed to boost your footwork, build your skill set, and give you the tools you need to improve your game.

NFL FLAG-IN-SCHOOLS

NFL FLAG-IN-SCHOOLS

Over 24,000 school communities are using NFL FLAG-In-School kits to build high-achieving futures for their students through physical education.

My experience with flag football has been amazingly positive. I have seen flag football change lives for scholar athletes. It offers diversity in life and builds character.
- Edwin Cook, 13-14 Boys NFL FLAG

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