Twenty years ago, the NFL made a bet on flag football as an avenue for the American past time that's raising more and more concerns about safety among players. The sport has seen unprecedented growth since the pandemic — especially with girls. Next up: the Olympics and a college campus near you. Amanda Mull explains (Source: Bloomberg)
Twenty years ago, the NFL made a bet on flag football as an avenue for the American past time that's raising more and more concerns about safety among players. The sport has seen unprecedented growth since the pandemic — especially with girls. Next up: the Olympics and a college campus near you. Amanda Mull explains (Source: Bloomberg)
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