[over the mountain]

i think reporters know the balance of locker room etiguette, the do's and donts', whats acceptable in that environment and what is not.

i think the fact that other reporters found the jets players behaviors to be offensive or wrong leads me to believe this was more than normally expected in the locker room.

im torn thoo. she clearly has assets she likes to show off, its probably what got her the job (i know thats sexist to suggest, i accept that). i mean, this isnt your normal piece walking through. this woman is a cousin of j lo and shakira and were are talking about holding some rich 20-30 somethign year old athletes who chase and bag amazing tail to act respectfully to a woman looking like that in their locker room?

its a bit of throwing a hen in a fox den.

but if other people who are in that environment all the time found the actions to be beyond the level of decency expected in locker rooms, then I have to side with that notion. but come on? that woman in an nfl locker room? that might be asking too much of these relatively undisciplined, no respect, millionaires who view themselves above reproach.

ps - i heard a sports radio guy talking about this. he says when you ask a female reporter if she ever checks any guys out they get offended and say "oh no, i would never do that, Im a professional!". then they will go on to talk about every players junk.

if a female reporter chimes in and says female reporters never look, im calling BS.