Jets being investigated for harassment of female Mexican reporter

[mooby]

I don't think his opinion is necessarily at fault here, he should've had the presence of mind to keep his mouth shut. I'm sure he's not the only one who feels that way, even if it is wrong. This is just one of those cases where it would be easier to keep his mouth shut. And I'm sure Darnell Dockett will be issuing an apology as well soon for saying women need to stay out of the locker room if they feel uncomfortable.

Just another case of Portis making himself look bad by saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. It shouldn't be suprising to anyone by now. He's always spoken his mind and it's something we'll have to live with.

[Dirtbag59]

Listening to the actual comments, it's kind of obvious that the whole "choice of 53 athletes" line was more of a joke then anything else. It probably wasn't the best choice of words, but to be honest it's not that big of a deal. On top of that Alex Flanigan just said on NFLN that she knows Portis and everytime she's interacted with him he's been nothing but respectful.

I still think the main culprits in this whole saga are the Jets who had a handful of players that couldn't control themselves which is unfortunate, but still serves as a tribute to the team nature of football. I imagine that most of the Jets were respectful towards Inez, but at the same time there were enough guys that weren't smart enough to prevent something like this from happening in the first place.