Brett Favre has admitted to leaving flirtatious voicemails for then-sideline reporter Jenn Sterger — but he says he never sent her pictures of his dick.

Ines Sainz, the sideline reporter who was allegedly harassed by the New York Jets says she won't be reporting from locker rooms anymore. But will that solve the problem?

The story of Jenn Sterger, who allegedly received unwanted pictures of Brett Favre's dick, raises a disturbing question about sports sex scandals: are we more likely to support the victims if they're unwilling to come forward?

In yet another shining moment for football, former player Shannon Sharpe has taken a temporary leave from The NFL Today to deal with a temporary restraining order filed against him by a woman who says he raped and threatened her.

Glenn Beck couldn't let Ines Sainz's alleged harassment go by without taking a shot at her wardrobe: "I've never seen a woman wear a shirt quite like that." What's worse — his sartorial ignorance, or his assumption that this matters?

Leave it to the media to ask the hard questions in the wake of reporter Ines Sainzs's alleged harassment by the New York Jets. And now she's being forced to answer questions of whether she was asking for it. Yep.

The New York Jets are under fire for harassing a reporter who said she was "dying of embarrassment" after their catcalls and other inappropriate behavior.

Serena Williams has been fined a record $82,500 for shouting at a referee during the 2009 U.S. Open. She could also face suspension from Grand Slam tournaments, but only if she commits another "major offense." [ABCNews]

Elizabeth Lambert was suspended from soccer earlier this month after video of her assaulting another player made national news. But in an interview with the Times, Lambert says it wouldn't have been such a big deal if she were male.