Thanks to reader James who sent us a few photos from last weekend.
First a pair of Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders at a charity car wash:
Then a pair of Washington Redskins Cheerleaders at the AT&T Store in Tysons Corner Center
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Thanks to reader James who sent us a few photos from last weekend. First a pair of Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders at a charity car wash: Then a pair of Washington Redskins Cheerleaders at the AT&T Store in Tysons Corner Center By Susan Fair
By Peter Mucha, Staff Writer Not players. Not coaches. Not fans. Under “NFL KICKOFF!” the cover of Maxim magazine gives top billing to “CHEERLEADERS ON TRAMPOLINES.” Featured in photos are only four airborne dancers - and one is from the Eagles. She’s Ivelisse Rivera, 22, dental assistant, Hammonton High grad, Atlantic County resident, and three-year veteran of the Bird’s sideline squad. Two years ago, another Eagles enthusiaser, Janelle Stangl, appeared in Maxim, sporting little more than an Eagles towel. In the September issue, officially on newsstands today, a pom-pom-waving Rivera leaps in a green and black bikini. There was a trampoline, she said, but it didn’t make the layout, which also features the Miami Dolphins’ Ashton, the Washington Redskins’ Tracey with a megaphone, and an upside-down Nina of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Maxim also poses leading questions to the cheerleaders. “You must have a pretty strong stomach to be able to dig in people’s mouths,” the mag mentions to Rivera. “Nothing skeeves me out,” she responds. “I see a lot of gross stuff in oral surgery, like a cyst being cut out of someone’s mouth. The weirdest thing, though, is seeing dentures. Old people just take them out and hand them to you.” Ivelisse (pronounced EE-vel-ees) was born in North Jersey to parents from Puerto Rico - her favorite vacation spot. “There is nothing better than being in a tropical island with all of your family,” she said on the Eagles website. She told Maxim she likes guys in uniforms, that being “really perky” helps her calm nervous patients down, and that “I’m not really a girly girl. I never wear makeup - just ChapStick and eyeliner.” “How can a guy get a girl to don a cheerleader uniform in the sack?” Maxim asks. “Compliment her body,” she says. “Tell her she’s beautiful. All that positive stuff will make her feel comfortable and good about herself. And then pick out the uniform you want to see her in.” She told us she’s dating a senior running back from Southern Illinois University, but hopes he doesn’t get drafted by the Eagles, because cheerleaders can’t date home-team players. “I definitely want to come back for a couple more years,” she said. She had no problem when fellow squad member Krystle Campbell skipped practice to spend time with her injured beau, Phillies slugger Ryan Howard. “She’s a great girl, and she works very hard,” Rivera said. As for the Maxim shoot, she said, “It was a huge deal. I was so excited to be in it. Never in a million years did I think I would get picked. It was a lot of fun. Something I’ll never forget.” Two actual Eagles players - receiver DeSean Jackson and punter Saverio “Sav” Rocca - are briefly spotlighted in a football feature. Their pictures are smaller than Rivera’s pom-poms. Another article, “The Ultimate Bracket Battle,” has the 1978 Steelers eclipsing the 1985 Chicago Bears as the best NFL team ever.
Hey everyone, it’s Tracey here! I just got home from an awesome trip to New York City for my photo shoot for MAXIM magazine! I was incredibly flattered to be one of only four women selected from the NFL to be featured in this year’s cheerleading addition of MAXIM. To be honest, I was beyond honored and completely shocked to have even been selected amongst the 39 stunningly beautiful women that make up our Redskins cheerleading squad. It made me very proud to represent this group of women! I had such an amazing time so I want to share my experience with our Redskins Nation. My trip to the Big Apple started on Monday, June 21st. I took the train in from D.C. and spent the day walking around New York and taking in the sites…a.k.a. shopping. I had an early dinner and went straight to bed in preparation of my big shoot in the A.M. However, my nerves/anxiousness got the best of me and I woke up every 30 mins after 2 a.m.! Finally, by 7:15 a.m., I gave up and it was time for me to shower and get ready for my 9:30 a.m. call time!
I was the first girl to shoot, so the second I got there I felt like a rockstar! We went over wardrobe with the MAXIM stylist, then I sat down for hair and make-up in front of the big “Hollywood” light mirrors. My make-up artist and hair stylists rocked! We were talking and laughing the whole time and they took good care of me. They gave me big bouncy curls, and a soft smokey-eyed look - very hot, very MAXIM! Once it was wardrobe time, they selected our very own jersey uniform top, paired with sexy, little, burgundy bathing suit bottoms, provided by the MAXIM stylist. Now I was ready to jump in front of the camera, literally! The MAXIM set was different than the normal calendar shoot scenes I was used to. For this photo shoot I was to be jumping on a trampoline and they were catching my poses in mid air while I switched between holding pom pons and a megaphone! It was WILD! It was by far the most challenging shoot I have done to date, but I love a challenge - I had so much fun! I had to concentrate on switching up my poses, holding them in the air, keeping up my energy, having steady bounces, trying not to bounce right off the thing - all while relaxing my face and changing up my expressions. It was a workout and I broke a sweat! I don’t know how I jumped on a trampoline for as long as I did when I was a kid! Following me was the Miami Dolphins Cheerleader Ashton, Ivelisse from the Philadelphia Eagles, and last but not least, Nina from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. I think I can speak on behalf of all of us and say that we were all so honored to have been selected to represent the women in the NFL. Click here for video coverage of NFL Cheerleaders on Trampolines on Maxim.com. NFL.com’s cheerleader galleries are back. This week’s collection includes dance teams from the Ravens, Falcons, Bengals, Cowboys, Colts, and Redskins. Click here to go there now.
I can’t be everywhere. Fortunately, two weeks ago when I was unable to attend the Washington Redskins Cheerleaders Calendar Release Party Ron and Pro Bowl Dan were there. Here are a few of the photos they took. Order the calendar here. |
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