Rob Gronkowski Poses Nude For ESPN The Magazine's "Body Issue"

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How can I ever thank Back2Stonewall and ESPN for bringing my attention to this?!!  I don't know if I ever can.  Rob Gronkowski is 1 of 27 athletes to pose nude in the latest issue of ESPN The Magazine. I don't think I've ever been so grateful to a magazine I've never read!! Enjoy!


Via Back2Stonewall:

We here at Back2Stonewall.com are HUGE DROOLING fans of New England Patriots tight end Rob “The Gronk” Gronkowski (Who once said that he wanted to take Tim Tebow’s virginity. HA!)
Well hot hunky and naked Rob with Hulk hands and a grimace, made the cover of ESPN – The Magazine’s “body issue” that will hit newsstands on Friday.
But, wait....There's video! You're welcome!!





Not enough?...Check out the other Nude Athletes!!

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