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Myths of NFL Cheerleaders Unravelled

So there’s tons of cheerleaders out there dancing on the field and we never bother to get to know them. All we do is just stare at them dancing, think ‘oh they dance good, look good, typical cheerleaders’ and move on without a thought as to what really goes behind the scenes of an NFL cheerleader. Well, I am here to tell you that there is a lot more than meets the eye. All those movies you saw like “Bring it On” and those television shows that showed a bunch of drama queens as cheerleaders have got it all wrong.

Myth #1 – It’s easy being an NFL cheerleader.

Um. No. There is no way that it is easy being a cheerleader. So much goes into the auditions, that you’re lucky to even make it into the squad in the first place. Hundreds of girls try out and you have to be in the top 3% to make it in the squad, no kidding. They all dance good, look good, are energetic, enthusiastic, and have a great personality on top of all that. After they get

All About NFL Merchandise Jerseys

Millions of young football fans cherish the idea of wearing the NFL clothing representing their favorite National Football League team. What keeps many from that dream is the price. Some NFL merchandise is pricey, particularly good quality jerseys. Many are being sold for hundreds of dollars, and the higher the quality, or rarer the item, the higher the price. Of course, there are cheap knockoffs of authentic NFL merchandise, however most young football fans will tell you quickly that these simply aren’t what they want. They want clothing that looks good, and something close to a real NFL jersey. The NFL brand carries a lot of weight with them.

Of course some NFL jerseys sold in retail outlets or online aren’t the real thing. If you’ve seen a real NFL jersey hanging on a wall in a football pub, you know how huge they are. Two people can fit comfortably into them. The jerseys were design for large men wearing even larger shoulder pads. Only the quarterbacks and

Bears First in Sports History to Accumulate Victories, in Spite of Winning

The Chicago Bears won a total of 3 playoff games between the 1985 and 2006 seasons (21 years), out of a total of 11 games. They did not appear in the playoffs from 1995 until 2001, recording only winning season in that span. After securing home field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs in 2006, they were assured of their third “final 8″ appearance in 6 years. A feat only 5 other teams can currently lay claim to (Philly-5, St. Louis- 3, Pitt-4, NE-5, and Indy-4). The Bears have celebrated one Super Bowl victory (many NFL championships, but just the one SB in ’85). Not much to be proud of unless you consider that there are 6 teams in the NFL who have never been to a Super Bowl at all, and 15 total that have never won a Super Bowl in its 40 year history.

With that kind of recent history, the Bears fans should be proud of the 2006 team for what they have accomplished to this point. Remember just 4 years ago, when the team didn’t even have a home

TV49 documented its trip to Canton, OH, for Jerry Rice’s Hall of Fame induction. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the trip through the eyes of TV49′s own Scott Kegley.
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California Information

The “Golden State” of California has long been one of the most famous settlement spots in the United States. After the gold rush of 1848, countless people from all over the world came rushing to this geographically diverse land in search of opportunity and prosperity, seldom went away disappointed.

With almost 100 million acres of land, California is the third largest state in the U.S., next only to Alaska and Texas. It is nestled along the Pacific Ocean with a coastline of 1,264 miles stretching from the Oregon border in the north to the Mexican border in the south. It is one of the most culturally diverse states in the country, with its citizens having varied ethnic backgrounds like Native American, African American, Hispanic, European, and Asian. California climate is also one of the most diverse in the whole United States. With four different climate zones, one could always find a region in California suitable for their taste.

Although

Big Tuna?s Impact on NFL Betting Odds

Bill Parcells, aka The Big Tuna, made a splash in his first year with the Miami Dolphins but the best could be yet to come. Miami is the host city for Super Bowl XLIV and while oddsmakers are giving them little chance of making an appearance. History shows it may not be as an unlikely as you think.

At the start of the 2007 NFL season online sportsbook had odds on the Miami Dolphins to win Super Bowl XLII listed somewhere between slim and none. Offensive-minded Cam Cameron was brought in; the club’s fourth head coach in as many years, to try and infuse an offense whose scoring had sunk to the depths of the league.

Those odds attracted very few bettors and as the Fish stumbled out of the gate, losing 13-straight games, the figures became a moot point.

Bill Parcells, aka The Big Tuna, was signed near the end of the season and began his rebuilding project by axing both Cameron and Randy Mueller, the club’s general manager.
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