Report: Donovan McNabb Named In NFL Network Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Donovan McNabb was mentioned in a lawsuit by a former wardrobe stylist alleging sexual harassment at the NFL Network by multiple ex-players and a former executive producer, according to USA Today.
The NFL Network has suspended three ex-players who were analysts due to the lawsuit: Marshall Faulk, Heath Evans and Ike Taylor. The three analysts are suspended "pending an investigation into these allegations," according to USA TODAY Sports.
Other former NFL Network employees and former players including Warren Sapp and Eric Davis have also been named in the lawsuit.
The lawsuit was issued by Jami Cantor, a former colleague at the NFL Network. She accuses the current and former NFL Network employees of misconduct, citing multiple incidents. Cantor was reportedly fired in October 2016.
McNabb, 41, is no longer with the NFL Network and currently works for ESPN as a radio host. The former Eagles quarterback texted Cantor explicit comments, according to to the complaint.
An ESPN spokesman said McNabb and Davis will not appear on the network while they investigate the situation.
