J! E! T! S! Jets! Jets! Jets!

09-15-2010, 10:29 AM

I've been reading about this issue that's been going on with the reporter (Ines Sainz), and think that this issue goes both ways. I've seen pictures and she is a very attractive woman. I've been in plenty of lockerrooms in my time (albeit not a professional one with reporters coming in to interview), and know the mentality that is prevalent in there. I knew enough "normal" guys who would have had a reaction and done something inappropriate if a reporter such as her would come into the lockerroom (whipping off their towel if she looked at them, catcalls, etc.). I agree with Carlos' teasing the lion example, to an extent. Yes, it's a lockerroom, and she may have been dressed somewhat provocatively (no idea what she was wearing that day), but it is a PROFESSIONAL lockerroom. They should be held to somewhat higher standards and act accordingly. But the reality of it is that if it weren't for professional football, there is a decent percentage of them who would not be doing much with their lives. Given the precedent that Goodell has set in the last couple years regarding behavior of players (and coaches), I imagine that there will be some sort of sanction coming against the Jets. Right or wrong, it's his prerogative as the commish.

For any of you who haven't seen, here's a "typical" outfit she wears while doing her job:

As for the game and complaints about your QB...He's only starting his SECOND year! How many QBs start for a team that makes the playoffs in their first season out of college? The speed of the game is vastly different at the pro level, no matter what school he went to. Reading defenses and uncovering the disguises takes time to learn, and I doubt they allowed him to do any of that at all last year. Your team is a running team, and they let a 1400yd back go from last season, and replaced him with a young, unproven back and a veteran who is nearing the end of a Hall of Fame career. Plus, they played against a very good defense. You have to give the Ravens some credit for what they do on the other side of the ball. Plus, your team's window of opportunity is just opening up, unlike the team I root for (the Vikings). Despite how they played and fared in Monday's game, they are still a team to be feared because of that D. I'd still have them up near the top of the league and as one of the favorites to make it to and possibly win the SB. Remember the Ravens in 2000.

Good luck!

kaisersozei · 09-15-2010, 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Wanger

For any of you who haven't seen, here's a "typical" outfit she wears while doing her job:

/rep bump

Blueface · 09-15-2010, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by kaisersozei

/rep bump

If you like that photo, you should see how she looks from the front.
She was in an interview recently where they showed clips of her prepping for the camera and she kept adjusting her bust by pushing it out and making it more visible, in your face.

I agree that these guys should have remained professional at all times and shame on them if they fell hook line and sinker. However, she knew where she would be. She should have dressed professionally.

In all fairness to both sides, I think the problem here really lies not with the players or her so much as it lies with her employer. There is an inordinate amount of demand in the Spanish networks lately for string thin thongs and barely covered busts. At the end of the day, she was just complying with the demand for how she should dress for her job to keep her audience focused on her, and not so much on what she may have to say.

All that said, man is she hot!!!

OLS · 09-15-2010, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Blueface

All that said, man is she hot!!!

Actually Carlos, you are saying that based on that one of a kind ass. Her front is nothing
special above the neck, and certainly not much REAL from the hips up. She is kind of a
hatchet face to be truthful. It's ALL body with her. And you can bet there is going to be
something serious that comes down from on high about this because someone said something
and it became a story. The NFL is too high profile to say "she should have known better."
But those are the actual facts.
One thing I know for sure, she will not get another NFL credential. They will certainly help her
in that regard. I just thought of something else...I would LOVE to hear Elizabeth Hasselbeck's
opinion on this...for the first time in history.

TheRiddick · 09-15-2010, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Wanger

Yes, it's a lockerroom, and she may have been dressed somewhat provocatively (no idea what she was wearing that day), but it is a PROFESSIONAL lockerroom.

To make it short. She wore what's known as "little black dress", you know, what women wear to late night parties. Or "escorts" wear to "dates", wink, wink...

As for her "I felt so threatened" BS, one of players said "bonita senorita"... Seriously offensive... She later said that no one really made her feel threatened (no doubt because she knows there were plenty of cameras around and her claims would not be backed up), indicating this was all for her 15 minutes of fame...

In the picture you see in this thread she is way overdressed compared to what she wore on her trip to Jets locker room...

09-15-2010, 10:29 AM	#1
Wanger Guest Posts: n/a	Re: J! E! T! S! Jets! Jets! Jets! I've been reading about this issue that's been going on with the reporter (Ines Sainz), and think that this issue goes both ways. I've seen pictures and she is a very attractive woman. I've been in plenty of lockerrooms in my time (albeit not a professional one with reporters coming in to interview), and know the mentality that is prevalent in there. I knew enough "normal" guys who would have had a reaction and done something inappropriate if a reporter such as her would come into the lockerroom (whipping off their towel if she looked at them, catcalls, etc.). I agree with Carlos' teasing the lion example, to an extent. Yes, it's a lockerroom, and she may have been dressed somewhat provocatively (no idea what she was wearing that day), but it is a PROFESSIONAL lockerroom. They should be held to somewhat higher standards and act accordingly. But the reality of it is that if it weren't for professional football, there is a decent percentage of them who would not be doing much with their lives. Given the precedent that Goodell has set in the last couple years regarding behavior of players (and coaches), I imagine that there will be some sort of sanction coming against the Jets. Right or wrong, it's his prerogative as the commish. For any of you who haven't seen, here's a "typical" outfit she wears while doing her job: As for the game and complaints about your QB...He's only starting his SECOND year! How many QBs start for a team that makes the playoffs in their first season out of college? The speed of the game is vastly different at the pro level, no matter what school he went to. Reading defenses and uncovering the disguises takes time to learn, and I doubt they allowed him to do any of that at all last year. Your team is a running team, and they let a 1400yd back go from last season, and replaced him with a young, unproven back and a veteran who is nearing the end of a Hall of Fame career. Plus, they played against a very good defense. You have to give the Ravens some credit for what they do on the other side of the ball. Plus, your team's window of opportunity is just opening up, unlike the team I root for (the Vikings). Despite how they played and fared in Monday's game, they are still a team to be feared because of that D. I'd still have them up near the top of the league and as one of the favorites to make it to and possibly win the SB. Remember the Ravens in 2000. Good luck!