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NFL Network suspends three analysts, former players after sexual harassment, assault allegations

Donovan McNabb also named in lawsuit
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INDIANAPOLIS — Former NFL players and current TV analysts Marshall Faulk, Ike Taylor and Heath Evans have been suspended by NFL Network after allegations of sexual harassment and assault, ESPN reported.

The three former players were named in the lawsuit filed Monday by a former NFL Network employee. The employee, Jami Cantor, was a wardrobe stylist from 2006 until she was dismissed in October 2016. Each has been suspended by the network.

 

Cantor said Faulk fondled and groped her and asked her "deeply personal and invasive questions" about her sex life, according to the lawsuit. Cantor also says she received inappropriate and explicit texts from Taylor and Evans.

ESPN analyst Donovan McNabb and former NFL executive Eric Weinberger were also named in the lawsuit.