Brian Urlacher says transgender athletes in women’s sports ‘not fair, dangerous’

Pro Football Hall of Famer Brian Urlacker He recently spoke against transgender athletes in sports and repeated his attitude on Wednesday.

Earlier this month, Urlacher appeared on “Global View” Podcast and wondered why it was even a discussion. On Wednesday, the “American Reports” edition, he said it was “common sense”.

“Athletic, it’s just not fair. You know, men are intended to play with men,” Urlacher said. “That’s why there are NBA and WNBA or LPGA and PGA Tour. They are different. I just don’t understand how people think it’s okay for a male to participate in women’s sports.

“There are only so many biological differences. You have a guy who swam with Penn women with Riley Gaines and some of her teammates a few years ago, and you saw that she was with men with women. It’s just not fair. That’s quite obvious to most people.”

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Urlacher also questioned why other girls and women did not speak, but they pointed out that it hurt them.

“You see these girls get up and it really hurts when they get up because they don’t compete because they don’t want to compete against a man. So they leave the competition,” he added.

“And somehow it’s funny to come from people pushing women’s rights and wanting to fight for women’s rights, but they don’t want to fight for women’s rights in sports. They want men to get there and dominate sports against women. It’s just, it’s not fair. That’s common. President Trump Talk about it since he was chosen. It’s pretty common sense just that they don’t have men in women’s sports.

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“It’s just not fair. You know, a few years ago I saw athletes in South Carolina doing the same thing, just winning in every event. There are biological differences. Men should not compete against women. It’s not fair. It’s dangerous.

“Not … is not fair and it can be really dangerous. It’s funny what Aaron [Rodgers] said. You do not see women try to compete against men in our sport. You don’t see them trying to play football. You do not see them trying to do things that they would not be so good or they could get hurt. “

Illinois, where Urlacher spent his NFL career, became the focal point of controversy about the issue of transcending transthrivals in recent days after a biological man competed in the seventh grade of trails against biological females at the Naper Prairie Conference Conference.

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Several other countries defied President Donald Trump’s executive order on this issue, resulting in Maine temporarily losing federal funding.

Fox News’ Jackson Thompson contributed to this report.

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