Lingerie Football

In general, the words lingerie and football have about as much in common as the words meth addict and day care. Maybe that's why the all-female Lingerie Football League just changed their brand name to the Legends Football League.  You will be relieved to know that they didn't change their uniforms very much, and they're still awesome.

It’s easy to mislabel the Lingerie Football League as a gimmicky bit of fluff entertainment that isn’t really a sport. Tell that to Nikki Johnson of the Regina Rage, who levels defender Davine Burton of the Toronto Triumph in the video clip below. Johnson r ...

The daughter of ex-Redskins great Mark Rypien and ex-Redskinette cheerleader Annette Rypien, it was pretty much a given that the beautiful Angela Rypien would have taken after one of parents...but who would have thought it would be the Super-Bowl MVP father...

The Lingerie Football League is still alive and punting. Hey, if the WNBA can survive, there is no reason women in their underwear playing football can’t find a niche audience. The LFL needs is a hook. Something to keep eyeballs glued to TVs when watching women run around in their unmentionables gets a little stale.

The Super Bowl wasn't the only "big game" going on last Sunday. The women of the Lingerie Football League also hit the field in Vegas, wearing much less than the Steelers and the Packers. Here are some shots from Lingerie Bowl VIII, in which the Los Angeles Temptations took down the Philadelphia Passions...

Perhaps this will put to rest the long-standing debate over whether Lingerie Football can be considered a true sport. Or perhaps not. Yay or nay? Sport or not?