Troy Vincent believes the 2028 Olympics can improve the country's "global reputation"
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NFL executive Troy Vincent expressed concerns about the global perception of the United States, which he believes could impact the NFL's international business efforts. Speaking at a panel on sports diplomacy at The Stimson Center in Washington, Vincent highlighted concerns over how the country is viewed globally, particularly in the context of flag football's inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Vincent emphasized the importance of presenting a positive image, stating, "We’ve got one chance, because it may not ever come back." His comments underline the significance of the U.S.'s reputation in advancing the NFL's global ambitions. The NFL is also seeking approval for a media merger with ESPN, with potential developments expected by April.
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