Logan Paul’s Slick Interception Off Joe Burrow is Going Viral [VIDEO] – “Yikes, Bengals QB’s Most Embarrassing Moment Yet”
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Logan Paul showed off his football skills with a remarkable play during a practice ahead of today’s Fanatics Flag Football Classic.
The WWE superstar and boxer has engaged in some epic back-and-forth trash talk with Tom Brady ahead of the FFC. Paul and the seven-time Super Bowl champion will both compete in the three-team event featuring numerous NFL stars and the U.S. men’s national flag football team.
Last month, Logan Paul claimed that he would be “more athletic” than Tom Brady in most other sports. Brady isn’t alone in his skepticism about Paul’s football abilities, but the latter put his FFC opponents on notice with a remarkable play during flag football practice.
A video has gone viral of Paul intercepting a Joe Burrow pass during practice. Say what you want about Paul and his trash-talking ways, but the man has clearly put the work in to get ready for the FFC:
Yikes: Joe Burrow just got PICKED OFF by Logan Paul.
Not the best look for the Bengals star QB…
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) March 20, 2026
The Fanatics Flag Football Classic will begin this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. EST. The three teams will play one another, with the top two advancing to the championship contest.
Logan Paul Is On Team Wildcats FFC
Paul was drafted to Wildcats FFC, with Joe Burrow and Washington Commanders star quarterback Jayden Daniels serving as the co-captains.
Per Fox Sports, Logan Paul’s other teammates consist of Saquon Barkley, Kyle Juszczyk, Davante Adams, Odell Beckham Jr., Derwin James Jr., Jalen Ramsey, Luke Kuechly and IShowSpeed.
Much of the hype centers around Tom Brady, who retired from the NFL three years ago. Though it’s not official NFL football, it is still competitive football featuring retired and active stars.
Now, we wait and see who will emerge victorious between Brady’s team, Paul’s squad or the men’s flag football national team.
