Male cheerleaders on NFL sidelines this fall
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Can't tell if serious, but if so just one more reason not to watch NFL of which there are many reasons.
And how do we know these so called "male cheerleaders" don't identify as female?
For that matter, how do we know that the "female cheerleaders" we've had up to now don't identify as male? Maybe we've had male cheerleaders all along but just didn't know it.
(And yes, I am joking, although if people can truly identify as whatever they want then the above makes perfect sense.)
For that matter, how do we know that the "female cheerleaders" we've had up to now don't identify as male? Maybe we've had male cheerleaders all along but just didn't know it.
(And yes, I am joking, although if people can truly identify as whatever they want then the above makes perfect sense.)
Cheerleading in the NFL jumped the shark several years ago. This may make it a better form of entertainment.
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Oh, it's serious, and I'd just like to point out how sexist the rams and saints are for doing this. All the players are male, 99.9% of the coaches and refs are male. Now, these teams are increasing the wage gap even more and taking employment opportunities away from women by allowing men to be cheerleaders. Is nothing sacred? Why do you hate women Saints and Rams?
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Reminds me of one of the all-time call-ins to a sport talk show. Happened on Austin’s the Horn when “SEC Guy” called in about A&M to the SEC. the caller happened to be a Houston radio guy who came clean a bit later, but it was hilarious drive time humor. 3:15-3:52 is when he gets into male cheerleaders, but the whole thing is a pretty funny send up of your typical blinkered SEC fan.
It was amazing how many people took this guy seriously.
It was amazing how many people took this guy seriously.
Good call NFL, I'm sure the majority of fans want to see that. Can we get more commercials too?
You do know that there are Male cheerleaders on College teams right?
This isn't the Gay version of "Hit the Floor".
In the first NFL game on TV this year, the HoF game last week, they now and then took commercial breaks in the middle of a drive and Al Michaels commented at one point that this is something new they're trying out. So that should be interesting.
You serious, Clark? Guess I’ll have to mow the lawn on Saturdays now. Way to burst my bubble!
The Mousetrap or The Murder of Gonzago??Maybe it was the same thing. I dunno.
Hamlet is way overrated anyway
It'll be interesting to see how the NFL male cheerleaders are featured. In college, the male cheerleaders usually work in tandem with one of the females for lifts and other such moves. The male cheerleaders also provide some muscle for other routines which require someone in a position which requires more size and strength than a female can provide. Also, both the male and female cheerleaders need acrobatic abilities for many of the things they do.
If the NFL male cheerleaders are simply going to be guys dancing on the sideline then it'll be really weird. I'm not a Steelers fan but I like the fact they don't have cheerleaders.
Why the hell are there any cheerleaders at all?
Actually it is. The NFL has already had men help cheerleaders with stunts just like they do at college games. These 2 cheerleaders are dancers. They'll be doing the same routines alongside the ladies.
For the older generation who remembers Dancing Harry with the Baltimore Bullets in the 70s?
I think the Marlins used to have some male cheerleaders w/ megaphones at Joe Robbie Stadium. They had really hot girls that would dance on the dugouts. I loved that place for Marlins games. We called it "Beer an inning Stadium".
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My FiL said this was a carry-over tradition from The Colts days, much like their marching band. I'm a die-hard Steelers fan, but I must say the game-day experience at M&T Bank Stadium is pretty damn cool.
That's been around for years. It's called Budweiser.
I don't know what the "cheerleaders do" at pro games. Frankly I couldn't care less.
I don't go to a football game to watch cheerleaders.
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