Huffington Postのインスタグラム(huffpost) - 2月2日 11時05分

YES YES YES! ? Two of the Los Angeles Rams’ cheerleaders are about to make history as the first men on a cheerleading dance squad at the #SuperBowl when their team faces the New England Patriots on Sunday in Atlanta. Quinton Peron and Napoleon Jinnies will join their female counterparts to support the Rams at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the NFL championship game. Both men made the Rams’ cheer team in March 2018, joining New Orleans Saints’ Jesse Hernandez last year as the first male cheerleaders in the NFL. Peron and Jinnies, both classically trained dancers, have been cheering this season during the Rams’ 13-3 run to an NFC Championship title. Cheerleading began as an all-male university sport in the 1800s, a time when women were frequently denied access to higher education. Men now often serve as the stunt anchors for lower-level cheer squads. But while the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens and the Indianapolis Colts have men on their cheer teams, the league’s cheerleading dancers have always been women. Peron and Jinnies will perform the same dance moves as the rest of the team at the Super Bowl. // ?: Getty Images

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