Meet the NFL’s First Male Cheerleaders_2

Clinton Peron and Napoleon Jenice are the first male cheerleaders in the NFL, breaking gender norms and making history. Their journey began with an open audition, where they were the first men to register and participate. Their success has made them ambassadors for the LGBT community and inspired other men to pursue cheerleading. They also became the first male cheerleaders to perform at the Super Bowl, marking a significant milestone. Their story has encouraged many to follow their passion and challenge societal expectations.

Who are the first male cheerleaders in the NFL?

• Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen

• LeBron James and Dwyane Wade

• Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski

• Clinton Peron and Napoleon Jenice

What was unique about Clinton and Napoleon's participation in the NFL cheerleading auditions?

• They were the first to perform a solo routine

• They were the first males to register and show up

• They were the first to audition with a live band

• They were the first to audition without prior experience

How did Clinton and Napoleon feel upon being announced as team members?

• Nervous and anxious

• Disappointed

• Excited and eager

• Indifferent

What additional role did Clinton and Napoleon take on after joining the team?

• Team captains

• Ambassadors for the LGBT community

• Team managers

• Choreographers

What was a significant milestone achieved by Clinton and Napoleon in their first year?

• Starting their own dance academy

• Becoming head cheerleaders

• Performing at the Super Bowl

• Winning a national dance competition