Patriots QB Tommy DeVito’s agent trying out for Italian National Flag Football Team

Training camp is still months away for New England Patriots quarterback Tommy DeVito. However, his agent, Sean Stellato, is in a football camp right now in Denmark, trying to make Italy’s national flag football team ahead of the 2026 World Games.

“NFL agent Sean Stellato, who played Division I football and basketball at Marist College and later played professional arena football, is trying out this weekend in Copenhagen for the Italian Men’s National Flag Football Team this weekend,” ESPN’s NFL insider Adam Schefter reported. “Stellato is aiming to make Italy’s roster for the 2026 World Games in August.”

Stellato became an NFL figure in 2023 when his client, DeVito, appeared in nine games for the New York Giants, starting six, and posted a 3-3 record. That record was better than the win-loss records that Daniel Jones (1-5) or Tyrod Taylor (2-3) were able to deliver that season.

DeVito, an Italian-American and New Jersey native, was an immediate hit with Giants fans, as was his agent, whom the QB called the “Italian Stallion” of sports agents.

Since 2023, Tommy DeVito failed to grasp the Giants’ starting QB job and has since moved on to the Patriots, where he will back up 2026 NFL MVP runner-up, Drake Maye. Sean Stellato still represents DeVito, and has repped other pro athletes through his agency, SES Sports.

As flag football becomes more popular on the international stage, more notable players will likely try out for teams outside the U.S. Will Stellato make the Italian team? Although he was a decently high-level athlete, it may be a longshot to play any sport at a high level at 48.

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