NFL Network Suspends Three Analysts Over Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct

More? More. This is seriously never going to end. I see no light at the end of the tunnel.

The NFL Network has suspended three analysts– Marshall Faulk, Ike Taylor and Heath Evans. They’ve been accused of making inappropriate remarks to their colleague, Jami Cantor. She was the network’s wardrobe stylist. Oh. And they allegedly groped her.

Former analyst Donovan McNabb and former executive producer Eric Weinberger are also named in the compliant, CBS Boston reports.

Yowza.

Cantor, a wardrobe stylist at the NFL Network, said Weinberger sent “several nude pictures of himself and sexually explicit texts” and told her she was “put on earth to pleasure me.” He also pressed his crotch against Cantor’s shoulder and asked her to touch it, according to the complaint.

Guys. STOP ASKING RANDOM WOMEN TO TOUCH YOUR CROTCHULAR AREA.

Cantor also claims Faulk asked her inappropriate questions and literally “fondled her breasts,” while accusing Taylor of sending  “sexually inappropriate” photos of himself. Chicks dig that. (NOT.)

Because of that, Faulk, Taylor and Evans have been suspended. None of them wanted to comment on the situation.

Via Bloomberg:

Weinberger hung up the phone when reached for comment. Joel Segal, who represents Taylor, didn’t immediately return a voicemail seeking comment. Jordan Bazant, who represents Faulk and Evans, didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment on the allegations. Representatives for McNabb didn’t immediately respond to an emailed request for comment.

Cantor first filed her case in October, claiming wrongful termination. Laura Horton, a lawyer for Cantor, said by phone “it’s outrageous conduct and I fully intend to hold the NFL Network responsible.”

So there you have it. This is currently under investigation.

h/t CBS News