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Two NFL legends were on hand to welcome the LGBTQ community and youth to the NFL Experience,

Bill Belichick’s excellence, and the lessons he shared, extended even to success at the Gay Bowl. This is the story.

Jim Buzinski co-founded the National Gay Flag Football League and never thought he’d see the day it was honored on national TV.

The NGFFL’s league in Boston is the centerpiece of a new documentary short film from CBS Sports featuring LGBTQ athletes, the New England Patriots and owner Robert Kraft.

Katie Sowers has a football-coaching pedigree second to no other woman in football. She was an assistant coach with the San Francisco 49ers for several seasons, including a Super Bowl, becoming the first female coach at the big game. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Katie Sowers (@katesowers5) Later, she was a […]

The prominent out NBA reporter relished his experience playing in a major LGBTQ flag football tournament over President’s Day Weekend.

The Giants have worked with the NY Gay Football League for over five years, building a partnership with the LGBT community.

Joel Horton is a longtime member of the Phoenix Gay Flag Football League.

TV production crews will be at Gay Bowl in Phoenix this weekend to capture the personalities and action.

The Patriots’ owner is an ardent supporter of the LGBTQ community.

The Cardinals are major backers of the LGBTQ flag football tournament Gay Bowl XXI in the Phoenix area.

The trailblazing coach was working this summer as a coaching intern for the Chiefs.

Katie Sowers is her dad’s daughter, always coaching people to be their better selves and adding to her chosen family.

Rossi has been committed for 25 years to elevating the voices of people in football who don’t get the attention they deserve.

Caidin Thomas Smith says the New York Gay Football League ‘was instrumental in keeping me alive.’

Wilthalrio Coachman has found himself through semi-pro football, and as a police officer with a career in the military.

Justin Balthazor waited until he had proven himself with points and rebounds to share his true self with everyone in his basketball world.

Tens of thousands of LGBT people participate in sports leagues across the country, where they find friendship and comfort.

Ms. Jacqueline Dupree belts tunes like Whitney and catches balls like Gronk. And everywhere she goes, people smile.

FLAG Flag Football, one of Boston’s largest gay sports leagues, presents an annual scholarship to student-athletes who are working to make sports more inclusive for LGBTQ youth.