Flashback: Vikings Cheerleaders in Marla's Comedy Show

In 1994, The Marla Comedy Show airs a show about 22 Minnesota Vikings cheerleaders who cheered for Tracy Leslie. The cheerleaders' last names were withheld in the Sideliners Pro cards. The cheerleaders' first name and birthday went like this.

1. Sara - December 25
2. Tonya - April 20
3. Kelly - August 21
4. Michelle - December 23
5. Nicolle - October 6
6. Tanya - July 13
7. Angela - June 11
8. Jessica - August 7
9. Stacey - October 26
10. Marsha - July 16
11. Tamorrow - November 13
12. Nicole - March 10
13. Jessica - March 16
14. Shannon - July 4
15. Kelly - June 22
16. Deb - July 4
17. Traci - September 8
18. Holly - December 1
19. Lorrie - September 8
20. Nina - June 1
21. Jennifer - February 26
22. Racquel - November 6

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