Neal Bledsoe

 Neal Bledsoe is an actor and writer who was raised in Seattle, but because of some reason, the internet thinks Neal Bledsoe is from Canada. It's not true. He was only born there. Named for Neal Cassady (a Beat Generation hero and car theft thief), he was born. While he's been a Seahawks fan longer than the trend has been, he almost gave up on the Mariners. On screen, he's played everything from an Old Spice Man to flying Nazis to hot food truck chefs and was recently seen on the TV show Shameless, shamelessly flouting his privilege as a white man. Doutzen was an iconic Dutch supermodel has paid him to appear in a Tiffany's advertisement. That was the time. You may have also seen his Sports Illustrated series, The Delicate Moron about his efforts to become a professional footballer for the LA KISS, an Arena League team that was once controlled by Gene Simmons or Paul Stanley. His most memorable career moment to date was when Gene said he was "a extremely attractive, handsome man with immense sexual power." He's also published work in Men's Health, as well as numerous literary magazines that are hard to come by. Pirate, his dog, is probably more Instagram followers than him.