The Cleveland Browns are actively supporting the expansion of girls flag football, exemplified by their recent hosting of the Girls High School Flag Football Championships at Huntington Bank Field. Players Cameron Mitchell and Greg Newsome II emphasized the growing popularity of the sport and its significance for female athletes. With more than 100 teams participating in Ohio, the Browns aim to have girls flag football recognized as an official varsity sport, drawing attention to the talent and passion of young female players.

Mitchell described the event as "dope" and expressed optimism for the future of girls flag football, while Newsome noted the importance of community support in its growth. As flag football becomes an Olympic sport in 2028, the Browns are paving the way for greater recognition and encouragement of female athletes in football.

The Cleveland Browns' season is virtually over with a 1-6 record and Deshaun Watson out for the year. However, fans can still look forward to the future by watching key players who may shape the team's long-term prospects.

Cedric Tillman, the wide receiver, has the opportunity to step up after Amari Cooper's trade, especially following a strong performance against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Defensive end Isaiah McGuire is also set to see increased playing time due to injuries and potential trades of other defensive linemen.

Lastly, cornerback Cameron Mitchell could become a significant contributor if the team decides to trade Greg Newsome II, who is under trade speculation.