The NFL is pushing hard to increase girls flag football participation, and that effort is working at the high school level as it is one of the fastest growing sports at the prep level. The league is taking advantage of its huge platform during the Super Bowl tonight to run a fun two-inute ad entitled “Flag 50,” and it is pretty cool.

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Flag football is one of the fastest-rising sports in the United States and will be a part of the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

The spot features cameos including NFL legend Pat McAfee as the principal, the Minnesota Vikings’ Justin Jefferson, Myles Garrett from the Cleveland Browns and NFL legend Marshawn Lynch as a fan on the bleachers. The female athletes in the spot are all played by real flag stars from around the world.

Meet Cecilia "Cece" Beauchamp, a senior at Bronx High School of Science who is making waves in flag football—and beyond. As co-captain of her team and a three-sport varsity athlete, Cece has been named one of eight finalists for the NFL Latino Youth Honors Program,