The United States men's and women's flag football teams dominated the Flag Football World Championships in Finland, with the men defeating Austria 53-21 and the women overcoming Mexico 31-18, securing their fifth and third consecutive titles, respectively. Both teams showcased their strength throughout the tournament, remaining unbeaten and winning all matches by substantial margins. The success comes as flag football prepares for its Olympic debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, with significant interest from both the NFL and global teams. Notably, U.S. quarterback Darrell 'Housh' Doucette emphasized the team's confidence and readiness to compete against any challengers, including potential NFL players. The development of flag football is highlighted by the rising competitiveness from teams like Mexico and Japan, reflecting the sport's growing international presence. As athletes look ahead to the Olympics, aspirations for gold and representation fuel their training and ambitions.