After the debate involving gay rights, with players coming out in support of equal rights and against it. There has been talk, after the retired NFL player came out of the closet, that four more ACTIVE players are planning to come out.
Proponents say that it is a "selfish" self-serving act on their part.
But there have been coaches and players come out in support, saying that they wouldn't mind coaching, drafting, and playing with players that are gay. They say the four players are communicating with one another and will try to come out together so all the pressure and the back lash wouldn't be on just one person, but a supportive group. Now I know there are more than just four guys that are gay in the NFL, so maybe that number will grow in the coming weeks.
I do support the decision - it will show gay youth that more is possible and that there isn't a certain mold that homosexuality creates. Also, if these players do come out they become role models - and hopefully lasting and good role models. They transition the sport from homophobic, locker room trash talking, into a more suitable place for people OR I hope more players begin to behave themselves in the locker rooms and on the field and the like. That slinging the word "faggot" and "fairy" and stuff around isn't the most appealing thing to do.
It may also show the groups of people that still think that homosexuality means that men are effeminate and that women are masculine. Make them take a step back and question what it all means.
Either way it will open a lot of eyes.
On a lighter note: Wanna take guesses/hopes on who it is?
As long as Joe Flacco and Aaron Rogers still qualify for my second husband list, I'll be fine.