Jets, NFL Investigate Alleged Harassment of Female Reporter in Locker Room

The New York Jets and the National Football League are Investigating Possible harassment by team players and Coaches against a female reporter.

Jets coach and Rex Ryan, Defensive backs coach Dennis Thurman purposely overthrew passes so They'd land near TV Azteca reporter Ines Sainz During a Practice in Florham Park, New Jersey, two days ago, while monetize players allegedly "hooted and hollered" at "when she Sainz later have entered the locker room, the New York Post Reported.

Jets owner Woody Johnson spoke with Sainz on the allegations surfaced.

"The New York Jets Reporters Believe That not have a job you do and it is our Obligation Thurs Provida Them with proper and professional access," the Jets Said in an e-mailed statement. "(Johnson) stressed Thurs Ines That they expects all members of the Jets organization in the Thurs Conduct Themselves in a continental professional at all times. We will continue to work with the league Thurs gather the facts and take appropriate 'for months Thurs Necessary Steps To Maintain a respectful environment for the media. "

Greg Aiello, a spokesman for the NFL, Said in an e-mail That the league is Continuing the review process Thurs Determina the facts.

The Association for Women in Sports Media Said it has Been in contact with Both the Jets, Ken Their open season tonight at home against the Baltimore Ravens, as well as the NFL.

"Both the NFL and Jets were Responsive to our Concerns and are Investigating the Matter," the association, known as AWSM, Said in a statement has the ITS website. "We are Awaiting the results of the investigation" and Further action from the NFL and Jets. AWSM ITS Remains steadfast in the commitment long-standing Thurs ensure all women in sports media are TDAE respectfully, equally and professionally while working in the locker room. "