Vikings quarterback Brett Favre has wrapped up his Tuesday meeting with the NFL's security department over allegations that he sexually harassed Jenn Sterger when he was the Jets' quarterback and she worked for the team.There's no word on what Favre was asked or what he revealed, but ESPN's Ed Werder reports that Favre and NFL Security vice president Milt Ahlerich have completed their meeting.
Deadspin.com reported that Favre sent lewd photographs to Sterger, and the NFL is investigating whether such sexual harassment occurred, and whether any of Favre's actions constitute a violation of the league's personal conduct policy.
However, Sterger has not said anything about the allegations publicly and apparently hasn't told the NFL anything privately, either. ESPN reported that Sterger's failure to cooperate could run the NFL's investigation into a "dead end."
Which means that the NFL's security department might not have had much to go on when questioning Favre -- and might not have much to go on when deciding whether to discipline Favre.
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