May 01, 2019

Philadelphia Eagles select team's first-ever male cheerleader

Kyle Tanguay is a junior dance major at the University of the Arts and will be the fourth man to cheer with an NFL team

By Emily Rolen
PhillyVoice Staff

Kyle Tanguay has become the first-ever male dancer to join the Philadelphia Eagles as a cheerleader.

Tanguay, a junior dance major at the University of the Arts, is only the fourth man to ever cheer with an NFL team. He'll join the team for the 2019 season at Lincoln Financial Field.

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A HUGE congrats to rising senior Kyle Tanguay (Dance '20) for becoming the Eagles' first male cheerleader! 🦅📣💚Watch the video here! (Kyle comes on at 04:09) http://bit.ly/2LjtoSO @eaglescheerleaders @philadelphiaeagles @kyletanguay #uarts #uartist #theplaceofchoice #philly #eagles #philadelphiaeagles #cheerleading #dance #flyeaglesfly

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i don’t wanna be alone tonight. 🌔🥀⛓ @samsmith @normani #uartist #samsmith #normani #dancingwithastranger #improv #samandnormani #stayfierce

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