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Girls should not play football with guys.

Let them start their own leagues.

"Let them start their own leagues."

I agree. I would watch, provided it was done right.

Juggie girl football league and take the WNBA, please. Lets have bikini basketball, wet T shirt baseball league with body checks, like hockey, allowed on the base runner, I could go on and on. Probably be flamed like crazy too. :o

"Girls should not play football with guys. Let them start their own leagues."

They tried that once. Nobody watched. It was actually quite embarrassing to watch.

Well, lookie here, I spoke too soon. They actually do have a league right now. The WPFL features such teams as

The Amazons...

and

the Vixens

They have: Lingerie Bowl 2004

Horizon Productions, LLC is incredibly excited to announce they have reached an agreement with two-time Super Bowl champion and former Chicago Bear's quarterback Jim McMahon to coach Team Dream in the inaugural Lingerie Bowl. Creator & Executive Producer Mitch Mortaza stated, "Jim's understanding of the game, attitude and competitive fire will make Lingerie Bowl 2004 that much more captivating."

McMahon had a storied All-Pro NFL career leading the Chicago Bears in 1985 to a World Championship and returning to the Super Bowl in 1996 as a back up with the Green Bay Packers. From mooning fans on Bourbon Street before the Super Bowl to his headbands with various sayings, McMahon was the ringleader of perhaps one of the most colorful cast of characters in NFL history. McMahon is truly excited about his involvement with what will be the most talked-about event surrounding this year's Super Bowl, adding, "This will be an incredibly entertaining Super Bowl halftime alternative that will have the nation buzzing. My team and I are very anxious about getting started!" Team Dream quarterback and team Captain Nikki Ziering expressed her enthusiasm by stating, "I will benefit tremendously learning from one of the most accomplished quarterbacks in NFL history."

Lingerie Bowl 2004 will feature Angie Everhart and Nikki Ziering leading twenty six of the most beautiful, athletic and fiercely competitive models in a seven-on-seven full contact "tackle" football game. The game will air during Super Bowl's Halftime on Sunday, February 1, 2004, as an alternative on Pay-Per-View, and is projected to break worldwide viewership records. World-famous "Ready to Rumble" sports announcer Michael Buffer opens the show and FOX Sports commentator Mike Goldberg will handle the play-by-play duties. Traci Bingham will provide team sideline coverage with Kylie Bax reporting on the celebrity red carpet arrivals. Horizon Productions will announce many other notable sports and entertainment celebrities who will be taking part in and attending this historical Pay-Per-View sporting extravaganza.