Everyone plays football for a reason. ShowTime Island goes beyond the highlights to follow LA Showtime’s athletes as they balance everyday life with a shared drive to compete. From Las Vegas and Tijuana to Medellin, each trip brings new opponents, team chemistry, travel adventures and championship pressure. Follow the friendships, personalities and moments between games that turn a team into a family. Watch the first four episodes below, ending with our Colombia journey alongside Los Nenes at the Latin Bowl.

ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT

Kapri Bibbs played NCAA Division I football at Colorado State, rushing for 1,741 yards and 31 touchdowns in 2013. He went on to the NFL and was part of the Denver Broncos’ Super Bowl 50 championship team, serving on the practice squad during that postseason. His LA Showtime highlights bring that college and professional football experience to the flag football field.

INSIDE THE GAME

Watch the game through the quarterback’s eyes. Our Oakley Meta footage captures the reads, movement and throws behind the highlight. Start with a touchdown from Madrid.

Deliverables agreed together to fit the brand and project.

Product in action

Original content

International coverage

Gear integrated naturally into athlete and travel stories.

Short-form highlights, behind-the-scenes features and documentary storytelling.

Collaborative content around tournament travel and competition.

20M+

players worldwide

100

countries

2028

Olympic debut

GROWING OLDER DOES NOT MEAN THE DREAM HAS TO DIE

ShowTime Island follows six athletes balancing careers, relationships and adulthood while traveling the world as a flag football family. Football brought them together. Life keeps trying to pull them apart. Existing tournament footage, travel stories and behind-the-scenes access form the proof of concept for an unscripted sports docuseries in development.

4.1M+ U.S. youth flag football participants, up more than 50% since 2020.

+283% growth among girls ages 6–12 from 2015 through 2024.

14+ Division I programs adding women’s flag football; Charleston Southern was announced as the 14th.

2027–28: Big South women’s flag football conference competition begins.

NCAA championship proposed for spring 2028, subject to approval by all three divisions and funding; not confirmed.

NFL + TMRW Sports: a professional flag football league is in development.

Sport-wide participation and development milestones, not LA Showtime audience figures. Sources reviewed September 2026.

Partner with LA Showtime to tell the athlete stories behind a growing global game.