No chance that Vikings Justin Jefferson will let go for gold, right?

This week, NFL owners voted to give active players the opportunity to participate in the upcoming Olympic Games. In 2028 the Olympic Summer Games will be held in Los Angeles.

No chance that Vikings Justin Jefferson will let go for gold, right?

It is nice that the Event will be Stateside. It is strange that the owners will follow their attitude.

Justin Jefferson recently talked about how much he would like to add a gold medal to his awards. That is an understandable wish, since there are few circumstances better than the ability to represent your country. It is wild to think that his employer would be on board.

Of course, any potential participation in a flag football match would have confronted NFL players with less physical exposure than playing the game in America. It is also a possibility that contactless injuries become unbridled, and the competition sees the chance as a time to make a name for.

The vast majority of American football players come from America. It is laughable to think that Justin Jefferson sets a defender who is actually a mechanic from Austria. However, that player who did not know how to keep up or have to enter into an unsafe physical sentence would put a Vikings inactive inactive.

Justin Jefferson will look at his next contract extension in 2028. He would be in the midst of negotiations with the Wilf family, and something that could be a negotiating ship would be a desire to keep him outside the unnecessary physical adventures.

How the NFL would ensure that its superstars can still be seen in the Olympic Games. How willing owners actually become when the rubber comes on the road should be fascinating.

It’s great that they voted for things to take place now. However, until the next Olympic Games cycle rolls around, it is all hypothetical.

Ted Schwerzler is a blogger from the Twin Cities focusing on all things Minnesota Twins and Minnesota Vikings. He is active on Twitter and prescribes daily Minnesota Sportfan. As a former university worksheet and avid sports fan, treating our Pro teams with a passion always has such a natural outlet.