Ines Sainz

Mexican television reporter Ines Sainz claims she was harassed by members of the New York Jets during a recent visit to the Jets' training facility in New Jersey. According to several media reports, Sainz claims Jets players and coaches harassed her during a September 11, 2010, visit to the Jets facility to interview Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez.

The ''New York Daily News'' says that Sainz was reportedly harassed "by catcalls, whistling and extended stares by the players." The ''New York Post'' said Sainz claims that during practice, which media members were allowed to attend, Jets head coach Rex Ryan and defensive backs coach Dennis Thurman "purposely overthrew passes" so they would land near her on the sidelines.

The NFL and the Jets organization are said to be investigating the reports and gathering facts about Sainz' claims.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson reportedly met with Sainz on Sunday, September 12, 2010, to discuss the situation. In a prepared statement, the Jets organization said that Johnson "stressed to Ines that he expects all members of the Jets organization to conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times." In the statement, the Jets said they will "continue to work with the league to gather the facts," adding that they will "take the appropriate steps necessary to maintain a respectful environment for the media."

The ''New York Daily News'' reported that someone from the Jets' public relations staff "addressed the players about the incident" at a team meeting on the evening of September 12, 2010. The Jets were preparing to open their NFL regular season against the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football on September 13, 2010.

Ines Sainz took to her Twitter account to discuss the incident, saying she didn't feel she was inappropriately dressed and that she didn't invite the unwanted attention. Sainz also tweeted a photo of her outfit on the day in question - jeans and a white blouse. In subsequent Tweets on the morning of September 13, 2010, Sainz thanked fans for support, adding that it will be up to the NFL "to decide whether or not there will be consequences."

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[michaelstanger]

Oaaaw it must be so depressing to be staired at

[pme]

I dont have a major issue with how she was dressed (HOT) that day at 'Training Camp' except for the fact that she knowingly was flaunting her assets to all. By the way...just because she does this in Mexico does not mean that she should do it in another country. The one issue that gets me is the fact that Women Reporters are allowed in the mens 'Locker / Shower / Dressing' area. This needs to change until we have matured to a level where we can accept is a long time from today.

[urgfswallows]

This chick needs a serious reality check! We're talking about football players here right? Football players! The owner, Woody Johnson (insert tasteless joke) should've told her: if you don't want to be treated like a barmaid, then wear something more professional. The second she walked out on that field, she knew exactly what was going to happen. The fact is, is that these are dumb jocks, not high society socialites, nor are they role models, they're athletes! How do you expect them to behave?

[Promoney]

If you show up in my clubhouse dressed like that you're definitely gonna get treated like you get the testosterone flowin.

[TheTimpa]

bet she liked it, otherwise she wouldn't dress like that

[kazuhirala]

i dont see nothing wrong with her outfit, but shiiit ill be tryin too get at dat fo shoooo lol

[highvelocity]

HAHAHAHA What a joke... She's a pretty girl, she loves the attention, whatever, let this one go please.

[pme]

I could care less about any of this except for....Schwing!! too late. Dam fine body!

[LiberalsAreWeak]

She's not all that, I've seen way better looking chicks on fishing piers..