22-year-old Melissa Kellerman is a cheerleader with Dallas Cowboys NFL team and last week she was involved in a collision with Cowboys player Jason Witten who was unable to stop his run before hitting and taking down Melissa.
Of course the cheerleader held the headlines of the media for a while and everything was about to be forgotten if Melissa did not tweet some messages triggering kind of harsh reaction from Dallas Cowboys: the deletion of her Twitter account.
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Everyone wonders now what may have upset Cowboys officials as long as cheerleader tweets were pretty decent and amusing (see below Melissa Kellerman Twitter posts on Jason Witton tackle)
According to CNBC reporter Darren Rovell, Kellerman messages were: “pretty much the perfect tweets: Clever, self-deprecating and a little funny. (We can even ignore the winking emoticons.) Why was she forced to close down her Twitter account? Do Dallas Cowboys believe cheerleaders are only to be seen, not heard?”
