I like the third one, where the head cheerleader mis-spells "Eagles" on live TV. They are quite fine, though.
So, on the one hand, I do feel badly that she's basically used for her body and the team pays her virtually nothing and she gets no medical care. On the other hand... given said body, she could have 1/2 the male medical community of Philadelphia looking at the foot tomorrow with great care and glee. This is the double-edged sword of the complaints of all beautiful women- yes, it sucks to be evaluated mostly by your looks, but at the same time, you get a lot of slack and attention that the rest of us don't. Ah, well.
Since both the cheerleaders and players risk injury on behalf of the team, they should receive the same medical care from the team, especially considering that the players' salaries are probably many times those of the cheerleaders.
kirk: sure, except arguably the cheerleaders don't draw nearly the revenue the players do. (Not to mention the injury risk is vastly different, even if non-zero for the cheerleaders. They don't do stunts in the NFL, do they?)
No stunts really, unless you consider wearing a skirt during sub-zero temperatures a "stunt".
what's up with 2 out of 3 of them listing fullback Cecil Martin as their favorite player? * wanders off to fantasize about being named cecil *
