With rock-hard biceps and and teasingly full lips, Taylor Kitsch will forever be known as the beer-can-crushing, cheerleader-banging, touchdown-scoring high school football hero Tim Riggins in the hit NBC drama series Friday Night Lights. But Taylor's no Texan. He's from Kelowna, British Columbia Canada, where he excelled on the ice not the gridiron. But when a leg injury ended his career, the British Columbia Hockey League lost a junior ice hockey star and we gained one of the hunkiest hunks ever to make a jock strap’s day. Modelling in NYC for a while, Taylor eventually headed to LA and tried his hand at acting with an appearance on Kyle XY. But he was first s-e-x-ay in the ironically kitsch-y Snakes on a Plane (2006) when him and his trouser snake joined the mile high club with a lucky lady before a poisonous snake bit them as they did the deed. The same year, he was constantly shirtless in the critically panned supernatural brothers flick The Covenant (2006). That one never had any planned sequels made, but in 2008 Taylor was back on the big screen and joining the famed MCU in X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009). Taylor played the mutant hero Gambit, who can telekinetically bend matter to his will, but hasn't been seen on screen since. His run as Riggins ended in 2011, and in 2012, bolstered by buzz about the show Taylor seemed destined for A-list status. Unfortunately, that didn't happen since despite a brief bit of butt as he's dunked into water, Disney’s John Carter (2012) was a colossal failure and a nuclear box office bomb. Then he was in Battleship (2012), which bombed too. Luckily, he flashed some ass railing Blake Lively in Savages (2012), and we knew buns like that don't go unemployed for long. We spy with out private eye another booty peek a few years later when Taylor starred on the third season of the critically acclaimed HBO series True Detective! A girl pulls his towel off and we get to see those rock hard cheeks. That cop must not eat donuts. But that ass will make you go nuts. As his career bounced back, his abs were military grade in Lone Survivor (2014), and he did Uncle Sam proud in American Assassin (2017). Taylor was last shirtless in 21 Bridges (2019) before playing the cult leader fighting the ATF we'd be DTF David Koresh in Waco, Max Mclaughlin on The Defeated, and most recently joining Matthew Broderick in Painkiller. With his killer body, Taylor Kitsch is tailor made to get our blood pumping!
