Coburn helped create a petition that already has more than 40,000 signatures, asking the NFL to "do the right thing and make the sexual misconduct investigation of the WFT public AND hold Dan Snyder accountable for the history of serial sexual harassment within his organization."

She tweeted that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell should "show us the other nearly 649,998 emails" that ultimately sealed Gruden's fate, but no one else's.

Coburn reiterated, per NPR, that news of potential leaks of topless photos has some former WFT cheerleaders shook.

"They're all traumatized. It's just more anxiety-producing evidence that very private, compromising content was circulating not just amongst our team but apparently the entire NFL. So it's been an emotional 24 hours, to say the least."

The concern of Coburn, her former WFT cheerleading teammates, and many others is that the NFL took down Gruden, but turned a blind eye to the sexual misconduct within the Washington organization.

"All we wanted all along is transparency and accountability," said Coburn, per NPR.

Unfortunately, Coburn and previous members of the WFT squad are likely to walk away from this unsatisfied. Transparency and accountability are two items rarely listed on the NFL's menu.

Melanie Coburn

WFT Cheerleaders Livid Over Topless Photo Leak In Gruden Email Scandal