Mike Ditka hardly needs to prove he's an old-school guy. But he did so, and with great vigor, while discussing the Brett Favre-Jenn Sterger situation on Dan Lebatard's ESPN Radio show in Miami. Ditka's take on Sterger: "I'm not going to be as sympathetic to the woman as a lot of people are. It's two years after the fact. Cut it out. If you had a problem, you could have said it back then. You don't have to pull it out when you're going to have a spread in Playboy, or a Monday night game coming up." So he has no sympathy for Sterger? "None. None. Zero. Absolutely zero. You'll get some calls about that, but I could frankly care less." But he doesn't see it as sexual harassment? "I don't know about that. I don't know if it's sexual harassment if it's reported two years after the fact. I really don't . . . He didn't do anything wrong? No, I'm not saying that. The timing of it is a little suspicious to me, that's all." Source: USA Today
It's not sexual harassment to send a text like that in the first place and the last time I checked, Favre wasn't her employer. She's got nothing on Favre as far as a "legal case." I have to agree with Ditka here...the whole timing of the situation is bogus.
