Our coverage of Week 4 of the NFL Preseason continues with another look at the Cincinnati Ben-Gals.  Click here to view a gallery of images from the game.

In Week 4 of the NFL Preseason, the Philadelphia Eagles hosted the New York Jets in a battle of teams that wear Kelly green…or some version thereof.  Sorry folks, that’s all I got…its Week 4 of the preseason and I doubt Grantland Rice could do better than this.  Well, I do have a few photos of the amazing Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleaders and that’s worth making a trek out to the Linc.  Click here to view a gallery from the game.

Week 4 of the NFL Preseason is where the starters are rested to prevent injury and the journeymen that play this week are auditioning for other teams who may have needs.  In truth, not a whole lot of “real” NFL football is being played, so it is another great opportunity to check out pride of the NFL, the cheerleaders.  And we begin with the Detroit Lions Cheerleaders.  Click here to see a large gallery of images from Week 4.

Recently, the PACK Dance Team, the official dance team for the California Wolfpack, held two auditions for their upcoming season.  On July 15, 2018, they set out in search of its inaugural team and 11 ladies auditioned.  And on August 5, 2018 The PACK Dance team hosted a second audition where an additional 10 ladies tried out.

Both auditions lasted 6 hours in total and consisted of 3 rounds, which featured an across the floor portion, a jazz portion and a hip hop section.  Cuts were made after each round and finalists were chosen to take part in a group interview.  At the conclusion of the process, 14 ladies were selected for the squad.

The California Wolfpack is an adult professional developmental football organization that is gives aspiring athletes a platform to excel on the field, but most importantly off the field.  We are an organization that focuses on developing our athlete’s talent to a professional level using world class facilities, professional certified coaches, and professional training resources.  What we pride ourselves on as a program even more so than developing our athletes as football players is developing them as men.  We understand the rigorous process and odds of becoming a professional football player is very slim, but what is 100% guaranteed is that every one of our athletes will have to be men, fathers, sons, employees, friends, and upstanding members of our society.

The Wolfpack organization provides life tools to help young men transitioning in and out of sports.  In addition to helping them earn professional football opportunities, we also help our athletes find employment, and other assistance as well.  Our league the DFI (Developmental Football International) parallel the same values FAITH, FAMILY, FOOTBALL.  As an organization we will do our part reaching out to our local communities to effect positive change.

We are a program that builds men of high faith and character.