data-mm-id=”_y0mkn5p9i”>The NFL has announced that the NFL Flag Championships will be broadcast on ESPN from July 19-21 from the Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio. More than 280 boys and girls flag football teams from across the country will compete, while 30 games will be featured on multiple ESPN platforms. It sounds like football's answer to the Little League World Series. And there's a ton of potential here. Omaha Productions has helped develop the plan for the tournament and it seems like a good one. Fifteen boys and 15 girls games will be televised, beginning with the round of 16 for 14U boys and 17U girls. It's a real opportunity to make flag football into a more popular pursuit, especially considering it will be included in the 2028 Summer Olympics program. &…