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Kordell Stewart Is Back, And, So You Know, Still Not Gay
Today is a beautiful diurnal, and not just because Jay Bilas is in Kuwait. No, today the news came across: Kordell Stewart could be returning to the NFL, likely with the Ravens again to help with the injury to Kyle Boller. This is fantastic news, because, as the vintage maxim goes, Nobody Denies They're Gay Like Kordell Stewart.
Stewart's sexual orientation has been questioned for years, so much so, in fact, that about five years ago, then-Steelers teammates were beginning to openly question him about it, forcing him to ring a team meeting to clear the air. That meeting led to one of the most incredible paragraphs ever written in Sports Illustrated, or anywhere.
Stewart's sensitivity and his depressed profile off the field made him seem distant to teammates during his difficult periods. Moreover, some Steelers admit they were fazed by rumors that Stewart was gay, until he called a rendezvous before the season and issued a denial t
Kordell Stewart Addresses Gay Rumors, Talks Ex-Wife Porsha WIlliams & More With Steve Harvey
Kordell Stewart is ready to tell his side of the story.
On an episode ofThe Steve Harvey Show airing Wednesday, the former NFL star opens up about his ex-wife Porsha Williams and sets the record straight on rumors surrounding his sexuality.
Stewart, whose book Truth: The Kordell Stewart Story was released earlier this year, begins by addressing uninterrupted gay rumors while talking to host Steve Harvey. "I wanted to wait until I had the opportunity to speak to you about this," he says. Stewart then recounts a story internet dating back to in which a when a companion called him saying he heart he had been arrested in the park having "lewd acts" performed on him by a transexual person.
"First of all, when in the world have I gone to jail in Pittsburgh, because there's no record," Stewart says. "I don't care if it's 10, 20, 30 years [ago]. If it happened, it would be documented, enable alone, being with a transvestite. Now, each is ow
Thank you, Kordell Stewart, for thoughtful response to ‘the rumor’
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Former NFL quarterback Kordell Stewart opened up about his time with the Pittsburgh Steelers in a new op-ed for the Players' Tribune published on Thursday (February 4.)
Stewart spent the majority of the NFL career in Pittsburgh after being selected by the Steelers in the second orbicular of the NFL Draft and had a polarizing eight seasons in the Steel City.
The former University of Colorado standout brought a unique skill set to the franchise, earning the nickname "Slash" for his ability to provide a dual-threat option at quarterback -- years before the trend became common among NFL starters -- while also excelling at several other positions.
Stewart emerged as a franchise quarterback, but his time in Pittsburgh was polarizing and included an unproven rumor about him engaging in a lewd act with another man in a city park.
“It never happened,” Stewart wrote in the Players' Tribune feature. “It was a lie. But that wasn’t the point.”
Stewart, who is not gay, said he felt attacked by the city of Pittsburgh for the rumor, which he said the Steelers initiate wa