Independent studies have shown that an average of 10% of the NFL is LGBT. This is quite a bit higher than the U.S. population study which suggest that 3.1% of the people are LGBT. I use the term LGBT in order to represent the people in the NFL that might be bisexual vs. gay.
Each year, thousands of college football players declare for the NFL draft. However, only a small percentage of these players are actually chosen to join an NFL team. The exact number of individuals who try out for the NFL each year can vary, but it is estimated to be in the thousands.
There is no definitive data comparing the exact percentage of gay individuals among different racial groups in America. Sexual orientation is complex and influenced by a variety of factors beyond race. It's important to avoid generalizations and assumptions about the demographics of LGBTQ+ individuals.
According to Dr Alfred Kinsey and his associates, 10% of the population are gay. This percentage, on average, holds true for most states and countries.
Randy moss you ever seen him every drop a pass. He hardly miss and also he has a quarterback that can put it where the corner cant get it but randy can get it?
The percentage of gay people in America in 1950 was anywhere from 3% to 8% of the population, the same as today. However, in 1950, more than 99% of gay people were closeted, because homosexuality was illegal, taboo, and considered a mental illness.
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57% or 50%, I'm not sure.
NFL coins are flipped as a joke and the people who do it are gay!
Roughly 1.6 of Division 1 football players make it to the NFL.
Approximately 40% of the NFL players don't wear them according to this article. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2314899
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No active NFL player has come out publically as gay.There have been 6 NFL payers that have come out as gay after they retired, and 3 Division I and II college players have come out s gay after their playing days. There is a 7th NFL player who was outed after he passed away.The players are:Wade Davis NFL DBEd Gallagher NCAA Division I OTAlan Gendreau NCAA Division I KKwame Harris NFL OTDavid Kopay NFL RBRay McDonald NFL RBRoy Simmons NFL GBrian Sims NCAA Division II DTJerry Smith NFL TEEsera Tuaolo NFL DR
21% of all players that get ACL injuries retire