49ers' Kyle Juszczyk wants to 'represent our country' in flag football during 2028 Olympics

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News that flag football will be a part of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics has piqued the interest of many NFL stars who would love to showcase their skills on the global stage. 

Add San Francisco 49ers veteran fullback Kyle Juszczyk to that list.

"I 100% want to play flag football in 2028," Juszczyk told Fox News Digital in an interview on Tuesday. "And whoever’s in charge of that selection committee, please go watch my 2022 Pro Bowl highlight tape. That is my resume for the Olympics. Hopefully, I can find a way to get in there."

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NFC fullback Kyle Juszczyk of the San Francisco 49ers runs with the ball during the Pro Bowl at Allegiant Stadium, February 5, 2023, in Las Vegas. (Michael Owens/Getty Images)

The NFL Pro Bowl introduced flag football into its festivities in recent years, and Juszczyk was running all over the field with flags on his hips in the friendly exhibition against his fellow stars in the league. 

But simply being able to call himself an Olympian isn’t the only reason the Harvard product wants to play in 2028.

His United States pride is the main reason for wanting to get out there in Los Angeles on the gridiron.

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"I’ve always said, not that it’s a regret of mine, but something I wished I had the opportunity to do was compete in the Olympics and represent your country. I think that is so, so cool and special and unique," Juszczyk said while also discussing the Purina for the Win Challenges.