Brett Favre allegedly requested a video of Jenn Sterger masturbating

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has promised a swift decision in regards to any possible disciplinary action involving future hall-of-fame QB Brett Favre and his alleged sexting to a former NY Jets employee Jenn Sterger.  The story has featured layer upon layer of scandal and the longer it has lingered the more and more guilty it appears that Favre is. 

Well Goodell is full of crap and all signs point to the NFL doing their best to let it ride until the end of the season and the end of Favre’s storied career.  Of course who knows when that will come for arguably the most notorious waffler in sports history.  Take his last second decision to start in prime-time on Monday Night Football this week for example.

In the latest embarrassing news for the Favre family TMZ is reporting that super sexy Sterger was texted a request by Favre for a video of her pleasuring herself.  This request came months after the most scandalous part of this whole sordid affair, alleged pic texting of Brett’s ‘little packer’ to Sterger. 

I guess this is the difference between regular Joe’s and superstar athletes.  I can sit around and imagine Jenn Sterger doing, well you know, but if you’re Brett Favre you can just text a request (allegedly of course). 

While the league is fining players left and right for everything under the sun Favre is getting a pass or at least an obvious delay and it isn’t right.  Who’s rep is the NFL trying to protect anyways?  Following Favre’s injury shortened Monday Night loss he told Chicago Bears defensive player Julius Peppers to,”beat the Packers,” the team he forged his legend with. 

Instead of walking away into the sunset Brett Favre is diving head long into a penis exposed fire of bitterness in reaction to the way his exit from Green Bay took place.  It’s hard to believe that in just a couple of years Favre has went from being considered perhaps THE Green Bay Packer legend to someone that cheeseheads will possibly discuss with disdain in the future. The NFL needs to quit hiding and make a decision.