26 Football Players Who Came Out of the Closet
Here's a list of gay players who made it to the end zone.
July 19 2017 2:33 AM
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Here's a list of gay players who made it to the end zone.
The first openly gay man drafted by the NFL is sounding off on a proposed anti-LGBT amendment in the state that helped him make history.
Michael Sam spoke about the misconceptions of homophobia in the black community, and how racism is prevalent in the gay community.Â
The former NFL player embodies an 'All American' man in the UK magazine's May issue.
Sources in St. Louis say the out player was drafted by the Rams because the team wanted to avoid being on an HBO show about NFL training camps.
The openly gay former NFL player is doing an end run around oppoents of Houston's law protecting all citizens from discrimination.Â
Sam announced his departure from the Montreal Alouettes in a series of tweets Friday night.
After abruptly leaving the Montreal Alouettes, the out player returns for his first game.
The out footballer, back after a personal leave, also says the Supreme Court's marriage equality decision is 'freaking awesome.'
It's not clear why the out athlete is suddenly no longer affiliated with the Montreal Alouettes, at least for now.
The 25-year-old defensive end will suit up for a two-year contract with the Montreal Alouettes starting next month.
As Michael Sam looks for another opportunity to join the NFL, he also will compete in season 20 of Dancing With The Stars.
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The NFL free agent and his college sweetheart reportedly got engaged in Italy on Sam's 25th birthday.
'I do so like to kiss a man! Thank you! Thank you, Michael Sam!'
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Sam wouldn't get specific on the number of closeted gay players except to say "very few" contacted him.
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Sam tells a story of resilience in the face of disappointment as part of a video campaign launched in conjunction with the new film Unbroken.