Jim Buzinski

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers offers a bizarre conspiracy theory about AIDS and the U.S. government.

The NFL bulges Subreddit is laser-focused on one thing, and it does that one thing very well.

The Los Angeles Chargers coach would love to swap bodies with his quarterback. Who wouldn't?

Carl Nassib is the first and still only to ever play a down as openly gay, but the rest are still trailblazers.

Valentina Petrillo did not win a medal in Paris, but the reception she received as an out trans athlete was uplifting.

The NFL's top draft pick continues a tradition to honor his mom.

An academic paper years ago asked the question on many football fans' minds about the homoerotic nature of America's favorite sport.

The world's No. 3 seed has an impressive body to go along with his impressive game and other players are noticing.

These NFL players are hot on and off the field and are must-picks in any fantasy football draft.

Team LGBTQ is ready to compete at the Paris Paralympics, which run Aug. 28-Sept. 8.

Ben Weekes is only 39 but is playing in his sixth Paralympics. He has been an out gay man the entire time.

Marta and Lawrence met two years ago and both play for the Orlando Pride.

Hailey Danz took up triathlon to avoid dealing with being gay, but she now thrives as an out and proud athlete.

Nigel Owens is a celebrated rugby referee, but he calls his wedding the 'proudest of my life.'

The number of out LGBTQ Olympians at the Summer Games in Paris is a record, beating Tokyo. Women dominate the list.

Algeria's Imane Khelif won the gold medal despite a torrent of online hate. Her win over China also wound up helping Team USA.

Here's to the men and women Olympians who aren't afraid to show affection to one another.

Germany's Mats Grambusch shows what true allyship is with his rainbow armband.

Alev Kelter proposed to partner and fellow rugby player Kathryn Treder in Paris. She said yes.