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Fans of the USA's National Football League (NFL) will soon in for a surprise. For the first time ever, an NFL team will male cheerleaders in its ranks. The Los Angeles Rams have two men as part of its official spirit squad (the term often to the cheerleader team). Quinton Peron and Napoleon Jinnies will be the first men in NFL history to the same dance routines alongside their female counterparts. Other NFL teams have men who stunts, but they do not . Quinton and Napoleon are both classically dancers with years of performing experience. They were after judges in a rigorous three-week-long process of auditions and interviews.

The current captain of the LA Rams cheerleader squad, Emily Leibert, about her new colleagues in an interview on the TV show Good Morning America. She said: "They really just the bill to be a Los Angeles Rams cheerleader. They are intelligent; they are eloquent; they are more than qualified to ambassadors out in the community." Leibert added: "They so much energy and there's something so magnetic about their performance that you really can't your eyes off them." Napoleon was equally enthusiastic about the Rams. He the team for inclusivity and said he was "humbled" by his new role. He said he wanted to that "boys can too".