I’m not a woman or a cheerleader, but even I feel offended about how the Buffalo Bills organization tells their cheerleaders to care for their vaginas. Seems that is definitely crossing the line but I guess I am wrong. According to other cheerleaders around the NFL it isn’t offensive at all, and in fact it makes sense. The Bills have caught some negative publicity for the “instructions” they gave to the Buffalo Jills, (no I did not spell Bills wrong) but it is in fact a common thing around the NFL. Hit the jump.
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Multiple NFL cheerleaders tell TMZ Sports … they’re neither shocked nor offended by the vagina maintenance handbook that was given to Buffalo Bills cheerleaders … telling us it was probably the result of a previous “issue.”
The entire cheerleading community is buzzing over the reports that the Buffalo Jills were given explicit instructions on how to care for their lady parts … right down to tampon guidelines and odor control tips.
We spoke with multiple cheerleaders on various NFL squads who tell us … it might seem odd to outsiders, but to them it makes perfect sense.
According to one cheerleader — who wishes to remain anonymous — “If you think about it … white uniforms, kick lines, lots of bending over … guidelines are a no-brainer to me.”
She continues, “There’s no need to get that specific, but I’m not offended. It falls into the personal hygiene category.”
“The Bills cheerleaders probably had an issue with it before.”
These cheerleaders that are saying it’s no big deal must think different than members of the Jills because they have currently shut down the cheer squad over this and amount of pay. It is no secret that cheerleadeers basically get crumbs for working an entire NFL season.
More on this story as it continues.
