The Can Do Jock- Dhani Jones

I am not even going to embarrass myself and act like I know anything about football; I don't know beans about it. I just played Madden on PS2 a couple of times, that's it. But this handsome gent plays for the Cincinnati Bengals and stars in his own television series called "Dhani Tackles the Globe" on the travel channel. He also enjoys writing poetry in his free time.





Some might debate his current bear status, but at 6 ft 2 and 235 lbs, he's a musclebear in my book. Even the most purest of bear admirers have to admit that his sexy chubbier days are yet to come (all y'all will be droolin' then). I can't wait until he retires and starts skipping workouts. hehe.







Be sure to check out his show on the Travel Channel.

Throwback Bear

This former halfback for the Cleveland Browns was a certified sex symbol of the 1970's. Towards the end of his athletic career he starred in various film and television projects, including playing a villian in I Spy. After his football career ended, he went on to star in the film 100 Rifles with Raquel Welch (one of the first films to feature a interracial love scene).

His status as a sex symbol was long established before he shot his Playgirl layout in 1974. But the pictures were definitely icing on the cake.

His more virile days are long behind him, but even at age 73 this daddy could still pull him some play in any bear bar. But I must stress that Mr. Brown is definitely into the ladies. Aside from his physical appearance, Brown has worked hard in social activism. He currently works in Los Angeles helping youth caught in the gang scene. Peep some more of the 1974 Playgirl layout and what Jim Brown looks like today after the cut...













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Lebron James on cover of GQ magazine

It looks like they (let's keep it ambiguous) have finally got it right this time. Months after the train wreck that was the Vogue cover, the folks at GQ decided to capture basketball superstar, Lebron James in a way more flattering light. It is nice to see that Black men can actually be photographed without having to emulate some tired stereotype or snarling in a monstrous fashion. Kudos to GQ for keeping it classy. Lebron does look rather dashing. Mmm Hmm.

For comparative purposes, the infamous Vogue Cover below...