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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers‘ entry – Marion County Juice – won the top prize in the Co-Ed 14U division at the NFL FLAG Championships Sunday with a 33-21 win Fastbreak of New York City, the Baltimore Ravens entry, in Westfield, Indiana. Both teams entered the game with perfect 7-0 records in the competition that attracted 350 flag football teams from around the world to compete at the third annual championships across 13 different divisions.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones presented the championship trophy after the game, which was broadcast to a national television audience on ABC.
MVP Drake Eason gave the Buccaneers a 15-0 lead with two touchdown passes and the team never looked back.
While Eason ran the Bucs’ offense to perfection, it was his one-handed Pick-6 in the team’s semifinal game that went viral on social media.
NFL FLAG Championships 14U Co-Ed Winners Bucket Scores
Championship
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Marion County Juice – Ocala, Florida) 33, Baltimore Ravens (Fastbreak – New York City) 21
Semi-finals
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Marion County Juice – Ocala, Florida) 19, New York Giants (All American Sports/RFP – Clifton Park, New York) 18
Baltimore Ravens (Fastbreak – New York City) 16, Jacksonville Jaguars (Jaguars Elite – Jacksonville, Florida) 12
Quarterfinals
Jacksonville Jaguars (Jaguars Elite – Jacksonville, Florida) 26, New York Jets (JTF Neon – New Jersey) 6
Baltimore Ravens (Fastbreak – New York City) 22, Houston Texans (Texans – Houston, Texas) 8
New York Giants All American Sports/RFP – Clifton Park, New York) 33, Seattle Seahawks (High Intensity – San Diego, California) 20
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Marion County Juice – Ocala, Florida) 26, Washington Commanders (Yorkville – New York City) 19
1st round
Jacksonville Jaguars (Jaguars Elite – Jacksonville, Florida) 21, Las Vegas Raiders (Tuscon Turf – Tuscon, Arizona) 20
New York Jets (JTF Neon- New Jersey) 26, Cleveland Browns (GLFFL Stealth – Ypsilanti, Michigan) 12
Baltimore Ravens (Fastbreak – New York City) 34, Kansas City Chiefs (NWC Red Rangers – Wisconsin) 0
Houston Texans (Texans – Houston, Texas) 27, New England Patriots (NE Elite – Boston Massachusetts) 18
New York Giants All American Sports/RFP, Clifton Park, New York) 21, Carolina Panthers (Jaguars Elite Stealth – Jacksonville, Florida) 14
Seattle Seahawks (High Intensity – San Diego, CA) 19, Minnesota Vikings (KC Shockers – Kansas City, MI) 13
Washington Commanders (Yorkville – New York City) 13, Los Angeles Rams (All-Out – California) 12
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