The Cowboys welcomed all of their alumni — including out gay former player Jeff Rohrer — to their home opener.
By Cyd Zeigler@CydZeigler Oct 3, 2022, 9:35am PD – for outsports.com
Jeff Rohrer and Joshua Ross attend the Dallas Cowboys reunion at the team’s 2022 home opener. Jeff Rohrer
My cmnt: We are supposed to believe here that Jeff Rohrer is some kind of victim of a sexually repressive, (post)Christian culture that needs to be opposed by all enlightened and compassionate people. This is just more Leftist propaganda and indoctrination in the communist-democrats’ endless crusade to overthrow Western civilization.
My cmnt: Homosexuality, like transsexualism, is a mental illness. Whereas most sexual sins are natural homosexuality and transsexualism are unnatural (contrary to nature). And like all sexual sins (i.e., adultery, pedophilia, pornography, fornication, prostitution, et al.) all people, but especially men, must learn to exercise discipline and self control so that the weak and vulnerable (i.e., children and women) can feel safe and our society can function properly.
My cmnt: Jeff looks to me like he’s dating a young, lesbian woman. If you watch the NFL Films Presents “Jeff Rohrer’s Modern Family” on youtube they are all sitting uncomfortably around a dinner table acting that this is all just so cool and wonderful. Jeff says, “Josh is more like the evil uncle.” To which everyone protests, “No, he’s not.” And then Josh tells the truth and says, “I’m the cool, hot mom.”
My cmnt: Having read the articles and watched the NFL film on Jeff it strikes me that along with being a talented artist and a sensitive man he is ultimately selfish and pretending, along with everyone else in his family who doesn’t want to be cancelled by the Left, that this new “modern” family is just peachy. When any man dumps the aging wife of his youth and takes up with a new much younger partner, whether gay or straight (I know we’re not supposed to use ‘straight’ anymore), he is actually throwing away the woman who has given her youth and life to him and their children and discarding a person like she’s just an old set of clothes he doesn’t like anymore.
My cmnt: If you want to see a pretty fair take on the typical homosexual relationship watch Family Guy’s Episode no: 301; Season 16; Episode 12, Written by: Gary Janetti, Original air date: March 18, 2018 – Send in Stewie, please.
Jeff Rohrer didn’t think he could come out as gay to his Dallas Cowboys teammates in the 1980s.
Now the former Cowboys linebacker, who came out as gay and married his husband a few years ago, knows his former teammates accept him and his husband for who they are.
Rohrer attended the Cowboys season kickoff — a bit of a reunion of former players — at the team’s home opener earlier this season with his husband, Joshua Ross. In attendance were many NFL and Cowboys legends, including Hall Of Fame players.
Every single person they came in contact with, according to Rohrer, was accepting of him and his husband, many hugging Rohrer.
He had previously brought Ross to the Yale-Harvard game, where they interacted beautifully with Rohrer’s former Bulldogs teammates.
“Everyone at Yale was f***ing amazing,” Rohrer told Outsports. “I was super scared headed to Dallas and how it would go down, but everyone was amazing and great. Everyone was totally accepting.”
Gay former Yale football player Jeff Rohrer attends the Yale-Harvard game with his husband, Joshua Ross. Jeff Rohrer
It’s a powerful statement for the Cowboys’ only player to play in the regular season and come out. Ross said his experience as the former Cowboy’s husband was very warm.
“It was the first time since getting married that Jeff has attended a Cowboys event,” Ross told Outsports. “Seeing the way he and I were embraced by his teammates and fans at Cowboys stadium was such a beautiful moment in Jeff’s journey of coming out and being embraced by the people that have had such a large impact on his life and on becoming the inspiring man he is today.”
Included in that were some of the greatest players to ever play the sport of football.
“Randy White and Everson Walls were amazing,” Rohrer told Outsports. “Tony Dorsett was amazing. They’re all Hall of Famers. They were all super kind, giving me big hugs, shaking Josh’s hand. It was the first time since getting married that I was back there and brought Josh.
Not knowing what kind of reception we’d get and everything, it’s great to see everything is moving forward for all of us.”
White and Dorsett are in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the highest individual accolade for a player in the sport. Walls has been inducted into the Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame and the Grambling Legends Hall of Fame, among others.
Who is Jeff Rohrer’s husband, Joshua Ross?
By Walter Sharp Modified Nov 08, 2022 11:49 GMT – for sportskeeda.com
Jeff Rohrer’s son, Jeff Rohrer, Joshua Ross Rohrer (husband/wife), Jeff Rohrer’s daughter
Joshua Ross is an American skin and beauty expert who married former Dallas Cowboys linebacker Jeff Rohrer. Ross attended Palace Beauty College to study skincare beauty. His time at Palace Beauty College has contributed greatly to making him the success he is today.
After graduation, Joshua Ross started his firm SkinLab. He has built SkinLab into one of the top skin and beauty firms in Los Angeles.
Ross has worked with some of the top Hollywood celebrities. According to net worth wiki-bio, Joshua Ross has a net worth of $6 million. He has worked for some of the best plastic surgeons in Los Angeles. His celebrity status comes after his appearance on the television show Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
Joshua Ross married the man of his dreams, Jeff Rohrer, in November 2018. Rohrer played six seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, got married, and had two children with his wife. Being a professional football player, it wasn’t easy for Jeff Rohrer to come out about his sexuality. Rohrer’s decision to leave his wife and marry Joshua Ross came as a surprise to many.
Jeff Rohrer knew that he had something inside of him that he could never let out while he was playing in the NFL. Rohrer never dated men or even made it noticeable that he was interested in dating a male. Deep down inside he knew that he had an attraction to the same sex, but Rohrer also knew he couldn’t let it be known.
Jeff Rohrer spoke with SBNation’s Outsports and expressed how he felt before coming out about his sexual preference. He said:
“So many nights I cried myself to sleep, feeling like I was the Wolfman, or Jekyll and Hyde, or Frankenstein, some monster that only comes out when it’s a full moon, always living in the shadows.”
Jeff Rohrer broke his silence and headed to a local West Hollywood watering hole, Tortilla Republic. Rohrer entered the bar, not looking to meet anyone but to feel out the atmosphere. The Tortilla Republic is where Jeff met Joshua Ross, and although sparks didn’t immediately fly, Rohrer knew that there was something special between him and Ross.
He knew that it wouldn’t be easy, but something deep down inside of Rohrer knew that he had to see Joshua again. At the time, Rohrer was still living with his ex-wife and built an image of his life surrounded by family, film, and football.
But Jeff Rohrer’s decision to see Joshua Ross again was one of the best decisions of his life because that is how he met his best friend and soulmate.
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