Washington Redskins cheerleaders tell the New York Times about topless photo shoots for calendars and an uneasy night out during a trip to Costa Rica.

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Washington Redskins cheerleaders say they were required to be topless for a 2013 calendar photo shoot in Costa Rica, with male sponsors and FedExField suite holders granted up-close access ...

Washington Redskins cheerleaders were allegedly required to pose topless for a calendar photo shoot in front of spectators invited by the team.

Cheerleaders for the Washington, D.C., NFL team are describing a uncomfortable topless photo shoot followed by a possibly mandatory night out with sponsors that took place in Costa Rica in 2013.

The cheerleaders said that the task didn't involve sex, but they felt as if the team was "pimping us out." Several women on the cheerleading team decided not to return the following season.

Redskins cheerleaders won’t be quite as scantily clad this season. Team officials reviewed their 22 existing outfits and chose the five “most conservative” for their 2018 uniforms.