Troy Vincent Sr.

And she's taken our sport to another level.

It is so important that this movement that we nurture it in this time and this space.

We must nurture this movement.

What do I mean by nurturing the movement?

Let's take advantage of this momentum.

The one thing that we have to be careful of, and this is why I'll challenge the group here.

It is so important that we don't commercialize it for men or boys, because there's a tendency to do that, to commercialize the sport and create a commercial model for boys.

And then yet we get satisfied with just access for women.

No.

We must create a equal playing field as we develop this great sport.

It is so important that we nurture it.

So you may be asking, well, what can I do?

Ask the question at your schools.

Start small.

Reach out to your local Parks and Rec.

Do young women have the ability to play flag football at your school, at your local Parks and Rec?

We talk about life skills.

Life skills in football are so transferable.

We need to remind, just like we remind our young boys, these transferable skills that I live by every single day.

leadership, toughness, communication skills.