Legendary Green Chases Olympic Gold at 66

0:00On this March 21st, here's what's making headlines for the NFL. Daryl Green, the Washington Commander's Hall of Fame cornerback, is back on the field after 24 years away from professional play. At nearly 66 years old, he's competing in trials for the USA Flag Football Team, aiming for a spot in the 2028 Los Angeles. Olympics. Flag Football makes its Olympic debut that year, marking the first time American football appears in the games, though in this non-contact version. Right now, national team trials are underway in Chula Vista, California, drawing top athletes from across the country. Green built a legendary career over 20 seasons with Washington, setting team records in games played, interceptions, and defensive touchdowns. A seven-time pro-boulder in First Ballet Hall of Famer in 2008, he last played in the NFL in 2002. USA Football officials gave him a shot after strong results in their digital combine, noting his fitness stands out even among younger competitors.

1:01A recent video of him training high school players win viral, reminding everyone of his lifelong speed and athleticism. With few current NFL stars committing to the Olympic push, Green has a real chance to make the roster and chase gold at 69. This comeback story has fans buzzing about what legends can still achieve.