NFL Fans Can’t Take Eyes off Steaming “Hot” Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl Cheerleader

The Pro Bowl is a momentous occasion every NFL season. Not only the best players and coaches but even the best cheerleaders in the league are given a nod for the big day. One of the members of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleading squad got her nod for the Pro Bowl this year. And since the announcement, the NFL world cannot seem to take their eyes off her.

The Pro Bowl will be held in Las Vegas on February 5 next year, just one week before the Super Bowl.

The NFL world loves the Dallas Cowboys’ Pro Bowl cheerleader 

With the player roster finalized, the preparations for this season’s Pro Bowl is in full swing. The Cowboys announced that one of their cheerleaders, Kelcey, has got the nod to be part of the cheerleading squad for the big day. The franchise posted the news through the official Instagram account of their cheerleading squad.

The NFL world was awestruck by the photos and could not take their eyes off the steaming hot beauty. Fans sent their compliments and congratulated Kelcey for the honor.

“You deserve this Kelcey! Our team is so blessed to have you!” a fan commented.

“She’s hot,” a fan said.

“Way to go Kelsey! You are such a class act and an amazing dancer,” another fan said.

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“She is amazinggg!!!! Congrats!” a fan sent their compliments.

“Congrats to Kelcey! Well earned & deserved!” another fan had their say.

“Vegas is about to get THUNDERSTRUCK!!!” a Cowboys fan had to say.

 “I want to see what she got from Kendra Scott,” a fan shot a query.

The Cowboys are well represented in this season’s Pro Bowl with seven of the franchise’s players getting the nod. This is a testament to the kind of season the Cowboys are having.

The Cowboys on song

The Cowboys are having a great season so far. They have won 10 of their 14 games so far and sit pretty at the second spot on the NFC East table. The only two teams to have a better record than the Cowboys in the whole NFC are the 13-1 divisional rivals Philadelphia Eagles and the Minnesota Vikings from the North. As a testament to their stellar season, as many as seven Cowboys players will feature in the Pro Bowl.

Guard Zack Martin, defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence, linebacker Micah Parsons, cornerback Trevon Diggs, and wide receivers CeeDee Lamb and KaVontae Turpin all got the nod to represent the NFC in Las Vegas. Running back Tony Pollard completes the list of the Cowboys Pro Bowlers this season. The Pro Bowl will get underway in a changed format in February next year, just a week before the season’s ultimate game, the Super Bowl.

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