Charissa Thompson Breaks The Internet With Her Provocative Outfit After Stepping Out For A Date (PICS)

Charissa Thompson had fans drooling over her slick outfit this week.

Thompson, one of the most popular and most respected on-air personalities in the sports broadcasting game, has a full slate when the NFL is on as she appears on both FOX and Amazon Prime.

It’s part of the reason she’s amassed hordes of followers and goes viral often.

One of her latest social media appearances caused quite a stir, though she wasn’t the one who posted it.

A snap shared to Instagram by stylist Victoria Trilling shows the two ladies dressed to kill as they step out for a “date.” Check them out right below:

 

“Gorgeous ladies,” one user dropped in the comments.

“Vavavrooom,” wrote another.

“Beauties,” another added.

“I mean….I’m not lying when I say my jaw dropped…” a fan commented.

Another comment reads: “I mean 😮🔥🔥🔥🔥gorgeous!!”

Charissa and Victoria had the internet eating out of their hands.

As noted above, this is hardly a first for the sports broadcaster. Whether it be racy snaps with her other half, or a wardrobe malfunction, or just a photo of herself in a perfectly decent dress, she’s going to do the rounds.

REPORT: Former 1st Overall Quarterback Offered To Play

Jerry Jones (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
A former NFL first overall pick was so desperate for a chance to revive his career that he offered to sign with the Dallas Cowboys for free.

Under owner Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys have been one of football’s best drafting organizations. Dak Prescott, Micah Parsons, CeeDee Lamb, Zack Martin, Trevon Diggs, DaRon Bland, and Jake Ferguson are just several examples of how well Jones has performed at the draft table.

So it’s easy to understand why one former first-round pick, nearly a decade after he was drafted, eyed Dallas as a landing spot to revive his career.

The ML Football X/Twitter account relayed a story about JaMarcus Russell once asking the Dallas Cowboys to sign him back in 2016 so that he could revive his career and erase the “draft bust” label.

Per Sports Illustrated, the first overall pick by the Oakland Raiders in 2007 offered to play in Dallas for free during the 2016 season.