FLORHAM PARK, New Jersey (Reuters) – Controversy is once again swirl around the New York Jets, who despite a period of sordid soap-opera sagas have thrived on the gridiron and were preparing for a first-round playoff game.
As Jets players gather Tuesday in their training facility to get ready for Saturday's game against Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts, team lawyers and officials were behavior the latest installment of off-field drama.
A team statement was issue deflecting another sexual harassment accusation against ex-Jets quarterback Brett Favre by two female massage therapist who claimed in a court case that he repeatedly propositioned them when he played for the team in 2008.
The court case filed in New York State Supreme Court also claimed the Jets stopped offering the massage therapists work after they complained.
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