Amid fan backlash to the hiring of cheerleaders Blaize Shiek and Louie Conn, the Minnesota Vikings are defending their squad.

The Minnesota Vikings’ newest cheerleaders aren’t losing any sleep over the MAGA meltdown that followed their debut. Blaize ...

The Minnesota Vikings received an onslaught of backlash on social media after it hired two male cheerleaders, Louie Conn and ...

Two male Vikings cheerleaders don’t seem to be taking any of the backlash that they’ve gotten from some football fans to ...

Two male cheerleaders who perform for the Minnesota Vikings fired back at critics before the team's preseason game against ...

The Vikings aren’t the only football team adding male cheerleaders. At least 10 NFL teams have male cheerleaders in their ...

A former player and the Minnesota Vikings defended its new male cheerleaders, saying they are proud it their contributions.

Minnesota vikings cheerleader Blaize Shiek wrote, “Wait…did someone say our name?” in response to his many critics.

Two new Vikings cheerleaders have been on the receiving end of hate and bigotry despite earning roster spots through a grueling audition process.

Blaize Shiek and Louie Conn, the Vikings' first two male cheerleaders, are taking the hubbub in stride as the team issues ...

The Minnesota Vikings have said that male cheerleaders have "long been associated with collegiate and professional cheerleading." ...