Jake Paul's next sports venture could take him to the NFL.
The boxing star claimed that multiple NFL teams have shown interest in having him on the roster.
"I have a couple of teams and coaches that I've already talked to that are interested in bringing me onto the team," Paul said during a recent interview with Front Office Sports.
Paul also appeared to disparage NFL players, saying there's a lot of "mediocrity" and "not good athletes" in the league.
"I have better hands than them, I'm faster than them, I'm stronger than them, I work harder than them," Paul said. "Really, all it's going to take is me, after boxing, practicing some routes."
He added: "It's really going to be quite easy."
The 29-year-old Paul shared that the Cleveland Browns would be his dream team, ideally lining up as a receiver.
"I've been a Browns fan my whole entire life. My mom is a die-hard Browns fan, and I think they could use some good receivers over there," Paul said.
Paul hasn't played organized football since attending Westlake High School, according to the Sporting News' Bill Heyen.
Paul has evolved from social media influencer into a professional boxer. He owns a 12-2 record that includes wins over former MMA standouts Nate Diaz, Anderson Silva, and Tyron Woodley.
Paul most recently suffered a sixth-round knockout loss to former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua in December 2025.
