Inez Sainz Owns the Jets

The New York Jets found a way to piss off another female reporter the day before they got wrecked by the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football. This time, Ines Sainz was the target of their swords.

Some Jet players and coaches allegedly acted like a bunch of jackasses and made Ines feel uncomfortable while she was covering their practice.
Ines Sainz is on her game when covering football. The 32 year old reporter for Mexico's TV Azteca knows the NFL and has experience getting in depth answers from top players.
Super Bowl caliber teams like the Indianapolis Colts and Chicago Bears know how to work with a woman like Ines Sainz. Teams like those can have a good time without turning her into a frat house stripper. She's even cool with a little light physical contact, although she also may have been sympathizing with these Colts since there is absolutely nothing to do in Indiana.
Watch this clip for Ines' take on the Jets.

Ines Sainz Sexual Hypocrisy

Yesterday the world of sports and the internet was abuzz with how a Mexican TV reported was harassed by the New York Jets at the practice on Saturday. Surprisingly, Ines Sainz herself did not feel that she was being attacked.
Ines Sainz told the press later in an interview that when she entered the locker room of the Jets, she did not hear the name calling, in fact another reporter walked upto her and said that he was sorry that this was happening and only then she realized that something was up.
Upon being asked about the ball throwing incident, Ines Sainz said "It was definitely a joking tone, very amicable. I wasn't offended."
Ines Sainz said that she never thought the whole incident would become such a big deal. Now people are also searching for Ines Sainz pictures on the internet and here we provide you with one of Ines Sainz’s picture.

Inez Sainz

Ines Sainz, a reporter for TV Azteca, claimed she was getting comments made about her and catcalls from players as she covered practice. Now she says that it was Ok, and that she in no way feels offended or felt in danger being in the Jets locker room.

"I want to make clear that in no moment did I even feel offended, much less at risk or in danger while there," Ines Sainz told Spanish-language program DeporTV on Monday.
"I entered the locker room and there were some comments and some games," she said. "A colleague came up to me to apologize for what was happening, for the things that were going on, since obviously they were making jokes about me."

"It was simply a situation that got out of hand. I waited for the interview with Mark Sanchez, we did it and it turned out great...the next day the press is reporting that I was a victim of harassment and inappropriate behavior by the Jets," Sainz continued. "The owner, Mr. Johnson called me to apologize for his team’s behavior."


A reporter for Mexico’s TV Azteca, Sainz also took to Twitter to appeal to fans and defend herself from criticism.