Out NFL Player Carl Nassib Makes Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Final Roster
Nassib made history last year when he came out as gay in a post on his Instagram during Pride month.
September 07 2022 10:29 AM
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Nassib made history last year when he came out as gay in a post on his Instagram during Pride month.
Nassib made history as the first active gay player in the NFL.
The defensive lineman for the Raiders took a day's leave following the media storm around head coach Jon Gruden's anti-LGBTQ+ and racist messages to colleagues.Â
The Raiders happen to be the team of Carl Nassib, the first active NFL player to come out as gay.Â
"This was the week for the LGBTQ+ community to feel seen and to feel valued and respected. And it was a really beautiful thing to see."
The Raiders player forced a key turnover in overtime, and put to rest questions about gay athletes in professional sports in the process.
"I was definitely surprised by the big reaction. It was incredible. I thought nobody would care."
The NFL's first-ever out active player has become the MVP of merch.
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Get ready for unprecedented LGBTQ representation in ads during football's biggest night.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers player will show LGBTQ solidarity at an upcoming game.
A new documentary, Alone in the Game, interviews the Division I player, who remains anonymous.
Over 200 came to counter a protest against a gay high school football player in the suburbs of St. Louis.
The Union of European Football Associations has launched the #EqualGame campaign to highlight the fact that football/soccer is open and accessible to all people.Â
A semi-regular football viewing party kicked off at a beloved gay bar in L.A.'s Venice neighborhood.
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The former NFL quarterback interrupted his Bahamas vacation to see Rodney Sumter, his high school teammate and now a bartender, one of the 53 wounded in the nightclub shooting.