[C19fan]

The JETS do not need no stinking cheerleaders. They have Fireman Ed. The JETS had no cheerleaders until a few years ago. They should go back to that.

[Sacajaweau]

$150 per game....Do they have a brain in their head? I make that in an hour....and I leave my clothes on.

[Snickering Hound]

You go on the field in full sweats, you don't get paid. I don't care if it's 19 degrees.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

There goes the right of contract. They were all adults, they knew what they were doing. Most NFL teams could get lots of attractive women to pay to be cheerleaders. A good number of them marry players.

[Dr. Sivana]

Well, given Marco Rubio’s choice of mate, maybe one of them hopes to take Melania’s spot. Or Huma’s.

(I picked Trump and HRC given where they reside, not to pick on Trump. And this is all on the cheerleaders. Not Trump. And I am joking anyway.)

[PAR35]

Probably $2k each for the chicks, $20k for the lead plaintiff, and $200k for the lawyers. Sounds fair to me.

[Tonytitan]

In all of the NFL games I’ve been to I can’t seem to remember one single cheer. I can remember a few things that a guy three rows behind me said once.

[Pollster1]

The 52 women said they were paid $150 per game and issued uniforms. But they said they were not paid for practices and other work and were forced to pay for their makeup, hair care and transportation.

I was a worse employer than the Jets. I didn't issue my statisticians uniforms, not even the women. Plus, like the Jets, I made the women pay for their own makeup, hair care, and transportation. I did pay women from $80 to $200 an hour, depending on performance (yeah, I employed a female mathematician who was well worth $200 an hour, as a consultant for ten or twenty hours at a time in critical situations during her first five years of motherhood). The difference is that once we agreed on a contract, both sides followed it.

These gold diggers should stick to marrying for money instead of suing to change their contract after the fact.