Brendon Ayanbadejo

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo recently showed his support of same-sex marriage by attending an event put on by Equality Maryland, and writing a piece for the Huffington Post about his beliefs. He said there will be a day when people look back and are shocked that there was a time when same-sex couples did not have the same rights as heterosexual couples. The football player also wrote for the piece, "If Britney Spears can party it up in Vegas with one of her boys and go get...Read Full Story

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo has emerged as one of the most articulate supporters of gay rights in professional sport. Earlier this year the three-time Pro Bowler— who became an internet phenom due to a few strategic accessories —was profiled by the Washington Post and released a PSA encouraging Marylanders to join him in supporting marriage equality. Ayanbadejo has released his second video supporting equal marriage, watch it WHEN YOU JUMP ...Read Full Story

Rosie O'Donnell boycotts Donald Trump by canceling a stay at the Trump Towers. NFL player and marriage equality supporter Brendon Ayanbadejo doesn't think it would be a big deal if a football player came out: "Ayanbadejo said it would be harder to exclude an all-star who came out than a player clinging to a roster spot. Just as players who have exceptional skills don't have to follow every rule, a gay player at the top of his sport would probably not face as much derision. 'If someone is a...Read Full Story

With the battle for marriage equality raging on in Maryland, Maryland Ravens Linebacker, Brendon Ayanbadejo, steps out once again to lend his support to the gay community. We first became aware of Brendon’s Ayanbadejo’s views on gay marriage in 2009, when he wrote a pro-equality letter to the Huffington Post. Obviously, he maintains the same views today as he he did in 2009 and he is man enough to come forward and say so. Anybody remember that pic with the nipple ring subtly exposed which...Read Full Story

Rosie O'Donnell boycotts Donald Trump by canceling a stay at the Trump Towers. NFL player and marriage equality supporter Brendon Ayanbadejo doesn't think it would be a big deal if a football player came out: "Ayanbadejo said it would be harder to exclude an all-star who came out than a player clinging to a roster spot. Just as players who have exceptional skills don't have to follow every rule, a gay player at the top of his sport would probably not face as much derision. 'If someone is a...Read Full Story