The NFL just made another woke move that has real football fans shaking their heads. Twelve teams now have male cheerleaders on their squads for the 2025 season. The Minnesota Vikings are leading this bizarre charge along with the Baltimore Ravens and New Orleans Saints.
Glenn Beck and his team couldn’t stop laughing at this latest example of woke madness taking over America’s favorite sport. They’re asking the right question that every red-blooded American is thinking. Is this really what NFL fans want when they tune in on Sunday?
This feels like another Dylan Mulvaney disaster waiting to happen. The NFL seems determined to push left-wing politics on families who just want to watch football. They never learn from their past mistakes with kneeling during the anthem and other woke stunts.
Football used to be a place where Americans could escape politics and enjoy good old-fashioned competition. Now the league keeps shoving progressive ideology down our throats at every turn. Male cheerleaders are just the latest assault on traditional values and common sense.
Real NFL fans want tough football players and beautiful cheerleaders cheering them on. That’s how it’s always been and that’s what made football great in America. The league is fixing something that was never broken in the first place.
This move will likely backfire just like other woke corporate decisions have in recent years. Americans are tired of having liberal politics forced into their entertainment. They vote with their wallets and their remote controls.
The NFL should focus on putting the best product on the field instead of playing social justice games. Fans pay good money to watch elite athletes compete, not to be lectured about progressive values. Football is supposed to bring people together, not divide them with political nonsense.
Mark my words, this male cheerleader experiment will be another expensive lesson for the NFL. When ratings drop and fans turn away, maybe they’ll finally understand that Americans want football, not woke theater on Sunday afternoons.
