Last year's sexting victim Jenn Sterger weighed in on Anthony Weiner's sexting problems: "Weiner in general is overplayed, in every sense and phrase of the word." more ›

Jenn Sterger is speaking out! The saga of Sterger, Favre, breast implants and sexts continues with excerpts from an interview with George Stephanopoulos of Good Morning America, airing tomorrow and Wednesday, in which she insists she is not a "gold digger." "I haven't made a dime off anything in this whole situation. Not from the pictures. Not from Favre. I never wanted to sue anyone. That was never an intention of mine," she said. Can't a girl and her implants catch a break in this town? more ›

Gather round people, wherever you roam, and hear this tale of boob jobs and woe: of a small town girl in a NY Jets world, who only wanted her own TV show. Through heartbreak and penis sexts she persevered, with nary an interview in sight. Here's the lonesome ballad of Jenn Sterger, brings tears to a grown man's eyes: "She obviously got a lot of mileage out of the implants, and it became a problem, professionally and personally. She wanted to be seen as Jenn, not as a chest." more ›

Former Jets in-house sideline cheerleader Jenn Sterger missed out on her opportunity to sue retired sexting legend Brett Favre for sexual harassment during the whole nude penis photos scandal last fall. But at least she'll get to sue somebody: Sterger has filed a lawsuit against her manager Phil Reese for the return of "Sterger Materials" that were to be used in a tell-all about the Favre pecker incident. more ›

This week, the NFL's probe into the Brett Favre sexting allegations mercifully came to a climax, with the 41-year-old grandfather fined $50,000 for not cooperating with the investigation. But Favre avoided a suspension, which angered his accuser Jenn Sterger—and her dad! "Their decision is a complete travesty to women and they are just treating him this way because he is the NFL’s golden boy. As a father I am absolutely furious and I better not meet that guy walking down a dark alley," Leo Sterger told RadarOnline. You also wouldn't want to meet Favre with the NFC Championship game on the line and 19 seconds left, Hiyo! more ›

And the great Brett Favre Sextgate saga continues! When we last left you, Favre had allegedly asked Jets sideline reporter Jenn Sterger for a video of her masturbating, and Sterger wasn't quite sure whether she was going to sue. The results of the NFL's investigation into the incident were handed to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell three weeks ago, and Goodell says any decision on discipline will be coming "soon." But Sterger's lawyer is accusing the NFL of giving Favre preferential treatment! more ›

With all the fuss over Rex Ryan's possible foot proclivities, the football world is dangerously close to losing sight of its favorite punching bag, accused sextual assaulter and sometime quarterback Brett Favre. But fear not, dear readers: thanks to those paragons of puerile journalism, TMZ, we have a new detail about the 41-year-old grandfather's alleged sextual relationship with former Jets cheerleader Jenn Sterger to stuff our stockings with. According to them, Favre wasn't satisfied with just sending nude pictures of his crotch to Sterger—he allegedly requested she send him a video of her masturbating. If this takes some attention away from poor, lovable Rex Ryan and his podiatric muse, then it truly will be a Festivus miracle. more ›

Grand news, accused sextual assaulter Brett Favre: your almost-could-have-been mistress, Jenn Sterger, says she won't sue you (or the NFL) as long as you are suspended this season, and the NFL installs a league-wide anti-harassment program. Bad news: the implication is, if they don't suspend you, she will sue you till Sunday. And considering the fact that there are only four games left in the season, your final season, and the NFL hasn't seemed in any hurry to take any action thus far, you really are screwed either way. more ›

When Brett Favre was still a Jet he allegedly left sideline reporter Jenn Sterger this message: "I'd love to have you come over tonight. I think Aaron came up and asked you if you would give him your number or he was going to give you my number." The Daily News reports that Favre is referring to one Aaron Degerness, a former Jets senior manager of operations (he says he is an Equipment Manager on Myspace). Now, should Sterger decide to take Favre to court, her team could use Degerness to prove the Jets knew about Favre's (sad) attempt to seduce her. more ›

It's been a long and winding Fall for alleged sextual assaulter Brett Favre, filled with interceptions on the field and intercepted text and phone messages off of it. But there is good news for him, and for sports fans who are sick of hearing about his alleged penis shots, up ahead. more ›

The never-ending ballad of Brett Favre's penis and former Jets eye candy sideline reporter Jenn Sterger just keeps rambling on. Earlier this week, the NFL announced that they would launch a full-scale, CSI-worthy forensic investigation into the explicit text messages Favre allegedly sent Sterger. But while the grownups deal with that, isn't it about time the Favre and Sterger camps start slinging mud at one another? more ›

Thaaaaaat's what she said. Because no expense will be spared to find out just whose penis photos got sent to former Jets sideline reporter Jenn Sterger, the NFL will be conducting "high-tech forensic work" to trace the messages. In a meeting with the NFL on November 12th, Sterger reportedly handed over her cell-phone records, a phone and a SIM data card, which investigators will use to trace an "electronic pathway." Of course all this digital forensics talk is just a fancy way of saying they'll be searching through Sterger's phone history, but with Tron: Legacy coming out everything now needs to sound like there are lasers involved. more ›

For nearly two weeks, we've filled our dull days and sleepless nights with merciless anticipation, waiting and wondering if and when Jenn Sterger would talk to the NFL about being the victim of sexting abuse at the hands of football legend Brett Favre. The former Jets in-house sideline reporter finally spoke to officials yesterday, accompanied by her lawyer and her manager for an interview we imagine was more bone-chilling than the climactic Jack Nicholson courtroom scene in A Few Good Men. And it sounds like she gave them the truth they couldn't handle: "We can confirm that a meeting took place with the NFL today and we cooperated fully by providing them with substantial materials in our possession. We now await the NFL's decision," said Sterger's manager, Phil Reese. And we don't think "substantial materials" refers to Favre's banana (Instant Rimshot). more ›

Former Jets in-house sideline reporter and frequent sext recipient Jenn Sterger hoped that her recent brush with infamy, due to accusations that Brett Favre sent sexually explicit photos to her, would propel her to new stratospheres of fame unseen since the days of Anita Hill. But instead, her football talk show The Daily Line was canceled this week, due to low ratings and low interest. And in a move that we're sure has nothing to do with that, Sterger's lawyer told ESPN that there's a "very strong likelihood" Sterger will meet with NFL officials this week. more ›

There comes a time in every great unsubstantiated sext messaging controversy when the pursuit of truth falls to the wayside, and the buxom, corset-wearing vultures swoop in for a piece of the media pie. And we're ok with that, because every time another person alleges to have seen grandfather Brett Favre's naked penis in a picture message, a Green Bay Packers fan gets their wings. more ›

Here's a new dieting trick for anyone who doesn't have Al Franken on speed dial: every time you're about to eat something fatty, think of Brett Favre's penis. It's apparently been working for former Jets in-house sideline reporter Jenn Sterger; her manager, Phil Reese, says she's so stressed that she has "lost nine pounds. She was already in model shape before, so it's not good if those nine pounds just go missing." more ›

According to a report from Fox Sports, football enthusiast Brett Favre admitted to NFL officials this week that he had left voicemails for former Jets in-house sideline reporter Jenn Sterger. However, he denied that he had sent her inappropriate text messages and naked pictures. For her part, Sterger continues to play footsie with the NFL's investigation, but her lawyer refuted claims that Sterger was trying to extort money from Favre: "We haven't spoken with the Favre camp and Miss Sterger's credibility is not up for sale." more ›

Brett Favre may hold the record for most passing touchdowns in the NFL, but he also holds the record for most fumbles. And judging by new allegations today, he continually fumbled in his ill-conceived attempts at seducing former Jets in-house sideline reporter Jenn Sterger. Favre, who is already accused of sending inappropriate text and picture messages to Sterger, allegedly called her for "sex" a year after he left the Jets. "The same number that was used to send the messages in 2008 is the same one used to call Jenn in 2009, when Favre was in New York to film [the HBO show] 'Joe Buck Live,'" an anonymous source (let's call him Deep Throw) told the Post. more ›

Crocs-enthusiast Brett Favre met with NFL officials this week to discuss Banana Penisgate. Favre is accused of sending sexually explicit messages and pictures to former Jets in-house sideline reporter Jenn Sterger, as well as harassing two Jets team masseuses. The NFL has reportedly fast tracked the investigation, and all the interested parties are being questioned. Sterger, who has neither denied nor confirmed the allegations, has hired a lawyer to advise her and "pursue any potential remedies that may exist." Deadspin editor A.J. Daulerio, who first broke the story over the summer, spoke with the VP of NFL Security this week. But one person in the Favre camp is talking up a storm: his wife, Deanna Favre. more ›

Brett Favre and his banana penis saga have gotten recreated in CGI animation, mocked by Bill Maher, and will now face grilling by the NFL this week. On Tuesday, Favre will meet with NFL officials to discuss the accusations that he sent sexually explicit messages and pictures to former Jets in-house sideline reporter Jenn Sterger while with the NJ Jets. A source told the Daily News that Sterger was still refusing to cooperate with the NFL, and if Favre denies the allegations, he could escape any disciplinary measures. If they find evidence that Favre did send the pictures, he could be suspended, which might end his consecutives games starting streak, which is at a record 289 games currently. more ›

Yesterday, Brett Favre and his laser eyes got the Taiwanese CGI treatment, with banana penis and adorable keg stands to boot. So it's only natural that he gets the Bill Maher treatment next. Maher featured Favre, his alleged sexts and his Crocs during the "New Rules" segment of his HBO show, "Real Time with Bill Maher." He used Favre as a jumping off point to discuss the illogical, reactionary nature of white males who are "going a little crazy" now that they don't rule the world, and attacks conservative politicians of both genders. more ›

Brett Favre has literally and figuratively been getting kicked in the nuts for much of the last two weeks because of renewed allegations that he sent a former Jets in-house sideline reporter and Jets team masseuses inappropriate text and picture messages. Last weekend, Deadspin released a video with several of the alleged texts and pictures (NSFW), and the NFL has now fast-tracked the investigation of the football legend—Which means this is the perfect time for Favre to receive the Taiwanese CGI treatment by Next Media Animation. As always, they boil the story down to its bullet points: banana penis, laser eyes, and keg stands. more ›

Brett Favre, who is facing the Jets during tonight's Monday Night Football game, said he would cooperate with the NFL in its investigation on whether he left inappropriate voicemails and explicit text messages with pictures to a female Jets employee. And according to ESPN, he also apologized to his teammates; he also said during a MNF production meeting, "My main focus is the New York Jets, they are a tough team; as good as they are that has been my focus. I hate in any way if this has been a distraction as I said Thursday -- we are here focused on trying to beat the Jets." ESPN asked him whether the allegations of sexual harassment were accurate, and he said, "That will take its course." more ›

Brett Favre's one-year tenure with the Jets started well but ended without a playoff berth. Two years after his disappointing finish, Favre is with the Vikings and facing a critical game at the Jets on Monday night. The Jets (3-1) come into the game off a spanking of the Bills, and the Vikings (1-2) enter off a bye. Minnesota is the first of four NFC North foes to face the Jets this season. more ›

The NFL is reportedly fast tracking their probe concerning allegations that Minnesota Vikings Quarterback Brett Favre sent sexually inappropriate text messages and photos to former Jets sideline reporter Jenn Sterger and other female employees. Sterger has not yet agreed to speak to the NFL, but last week Deadspin published a video including voice message audio and photos of a penis that Favre allegedly sent Sterger while on the Jets in 2008. Now, the Jets are counting their blessings that Favre isn't on the team anymore. more ›

Brett Favre may have his "hands full with the Jets" this Monday night, but the allegations that he sent racy text and picture messages to model and former Jets in-house sideline reporter Jenn Sterger are not going away. The NFL said on Friday that it is investigating the allegations about Favre's cocky behavior. And now two more women have come forward with allegations against Favre. more ›

Over the summer, Deadspin editor A.J. Daulerio claimed that football enthusiast Brett Favre sent a series of creepy phone and text messages to model and former Jets in-house sideline reporter Jenn Sterger, including NSFW ones of his penis. But Sterger refused to talk about it on the record, so the allegations were never proven, and Daulerio was given a lot of flack for his post. But now he claims he's got some proof. And it's gross. more ›

After (graphically) describing the photos and voicemails Favre allegedly sent her, Sterger, who insisted she never "met [Favre], saw him," became wary about divulging the evidence and going on the record. Daulerio agreed not to run the story, "but still persisted because I'm a dick and it's an incredibly funny story, but one that didn't really hold any real weight unless she either gave us the A.) photos B.) voicemails C.) attached her name to it." more ›