New York Jets player DeMario Davis wants you to know that he's totally cool with a gay player joining his team...even if he totally thinks you're a sinner.

Got it? 

More after the jump.

Our friends at Media Matters For America took a look at the cable news coverage of NBA star's groundbreaking announcement that he's gay and surprise surprise, the story got significantly less play on FOX News in comparison to rival networks CNN and MSNBC.

It also didn't help that certain FOX News contributors felt compelled to mock the event. 

Details after the jump.

As reactions continue to pour in surrounding Jason Collins' coming out announcement, we were really excited to hear from the person who knows him best--his twin brother and fellow NBA star Jarron Collins. 

So what did Jarron have to say about the groundbreaking news? Find out after the jump.

Brendon Ayanbadejo stopped by Anderson Cooper 360 and clarified his statements regarding the alleged four NFL players that may come out at the same time, as well as whether or not his outspoken LGBT advocacy had anything to do with the Baltimore Ravens releasing him from the team.

See what he has to say after the jump.

Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe is just...he's just the best. 

In his latest opinion piece for CNN he's blasts those within the sport and outside of it that are denouncing a gay player for potentially coming out based on the idea that said player will be a "distraction" or that coming out is in some way "selfish."

One line to players sums it up quite nicely: "I have four simple words for you. Grow the f*** up. This is our job, we are adults, so would you kindly act like one?"

Read Kluwe's full op-ed piece after the jump!

Former San Francisco 49er Kwame Harris is speaking out for the first time on being gay.

You may remember Harris was publicly outed after a soy sauce incident in which he was arrested for domestic violence...

See what he has to say after the jump.

Are NFL teams on the hunt to find out whether Manti Te'o is gay?

As NFL recruiters assess the football star's prospects, it appears that his Catfish-style hoax that centered around a gay man masquerading as Te'o's fake dead girlfriend is raising many questions about his sexuality and what it could mean for the team that signs him.

More after the jump. 

Leave it to Chris Kuwe to expertly put another pro-footballer in place when it comes to unacceptable homophobia. This time around its San Fran 49er Chris Culliver who's on the unfortunate receiving end of Kluwe's LGBT-allegiance. Check out what the Chris who'son the right side of history has to say to the Chris who's on the wrong side of history after the break.

There aren't many bullet points we look for on the resumes of male models applying to catch our eye. But we'll certainly perk up if "international rugby star" is included in a super model's most recent experience. 

That might explain why D.Hedral paid extra attention to former Scottish international rugby player Thom Evans and hired the buff brute for their spring/summer 2013 campaign. Check out more images worthy of an extra long lunch break after the jump!

Michelangelo Signorile thinks so. Follow the jump to read Signorile's editorial on why the NFL should suspend Culliver. 

Well the apology came quickly, but do we buy it?

See San Francisco 49er Chris Culliver's "apology" for his homophobic remarks after the jump.

So we may not currently have an out gay NFL player, but if the charges filed in this domestic violence lawsuit are to be believed, it looks like we had a gay player in the league quite recently.

According to Outsports, "Kwame Harris, a former offensive lineman with the San Francisco 49ers, is facing felony charges of domestic violence for allegedly assaulting an ex-boyfriend last August in an argument started by soy sauce."

Soy sauce, huh? Kinky. 

More after the jump.