Sexual Harrassment Suit Filed Against Brett Favre & Jets

The Jets just can't stay out of the news, and it really isn't their fault.

No it has nothing to do with Ines Sainz, nor Rex Ryan's foot fetish. It has nothing to do with Ryan's Jets at all, but the with Brett Favre.

As most know, when Favre was the quarterback of the Jets in 2008, he was accused by Jenn Sterger of sending pornographic photos of his private areas, as well as sending sexually explicit text messages to the former Jets employee.

Christina Scavo and Shannon O'Toole were massage therapists for the Jets, and both say Favre made his move in the summer of 2008, after the pair had been working at the Jets training camp on Long Island.

"Brett here," the text to a third unidentified masseuse began. "[Y]ou and crissy want to get together im all alone [sic]." (NEW YORK POST)

Scavo told her husband about the texts, and he called the Packers legend and "requested that he stop soliciting his wife for 'bad intentions' or to get together with her. Mr. Scavo further requested that Favre apologize for his inappropriate behavior of sexually harassing Christina Scavo and other massage therapists," the suit says.

Favre "responded in an inappropriate manner and refused to apologize," the filing says.

"He essentially told him to go away and as a celebrity he couldn't be bothered with the little people," said the therapists' lawyer, David Jarosclawicz.

The Jets are getting sued as well, because they failed to handle the situation and stop Favre from harassing their fellow employees.