Jenn Sterger playboy

Jenn Sterger, former Playboy model and NY Jets reporter has a vary of heart.  In a sudden change of pace, Jenn Sterger wants one of two things from the NFL commissioners:  suspend Brett Farve or face a legal battle in court.  The former Playboy model says things are not moving as planned, and she wants to clear her name.

Jenn Sterger Playboy Model: Background of Case

NEW YORK - APRIL 28: Model Jenn Sterger attends the PR/PR launch party at Red Bull Space on April 28, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for PR/PR)

She is known for two former things in her life: being a Playboy model and reporter for the New York Jets.  Here, we'll talk about the latter because it has the web buzzing again over an ongoing scandal involving photos of body parts and what amounts to sexual harassment.
According to Jenn Sterger, the former Playboy model says that when she was a reporter for the New York Jets a couple seasons ago when Brett Farve was the quarterback, she ran into a quagmire.  She claims that Brett Farve made several "un-wanted passes at her and left many voice mails and text messages trying to further their relationship.  Remember Brett Farve is a married man.  Then, things heated up and Farve supposedly sent her a series of photos containing his body parts (the so-called sexting pics).  Mum was the word for two years until she thought it was time to let the cat out the bag.

Jenn Sterger Playboy Model:  A Change of Heart

This summer the scandal became public when a site published the photos of Brett Farve's alleged body parts, along with the secret Jenn Sterger kept covered so long. Initially, Sterger stated she wanted the matter put to rest, did not want any legal action or money.  In essence, she wanted to move on.  Of course, Farve denied the photos, but admitted to the telephone calls.

The NFL became concerned, but the matter lost haze, and things went underground for months.  Now, Jenn Sterger is claiming things are not moving fast enough, and she wants justice if Roger Goddell continues to remain in his foxhole on this matter.  She is now saying she will file a lawsuit if the matter idles any longer, but she wills not if Brett Farve is suspended.  Roger Goddell and the NFL have not commented as of late, except to say they are still reviewing the matter.
Okay, enough is enough!  Big Ben's case was handled in only one measly month, but Brett Farve must have called in some air support or old favors, as this matter with Jenn Sterger has gone too long. Does a former Playboy model not have rights? C'mon Goddell, get with it, bro!