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It appears that the investigation between the NFL legend and the brunette sports reporter isn’t anywhere close to being over!

Brett Favre might have done more than just send sexual texts with explicit photographs and leave harassing voicemails on Jenn Sterger’s answering machine. The NFL has been using “cutting-edge technology” and working with the FBI to determine if Brett really did send the alleged text messages, but now TMZ is reporting that the Minnesota Vikings Qb did more than just request a booty call. TMZ is reporting that the 41-year-old dad-of-two, asked the 27-year-old host of Versus’ The Daily Line show, to send him a video of her masturbating!

HollywoodLife.com is awaiting comment from Jenn’s rep and has reached out to the NFL. Brett has been married to Deanna Tynes for 14 years and together they have two daughters, Brittany, 21, and Breleigh, 11.

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Things are looking worse for the grandad quarterback as new claims say he pursued Jenn again almost one year after the initial sexting incident!

It looks like Brett Favre’s possible sexts to New York Jets sideline reporter Jenn Sterger really could land the aging Qb in hot water. According to the New York Post, not only did Brett try and contact Jenn again in June of 2009, but now Jenn is considering speaking with the NFL about the incident as opposed to taking a likely large cash settlement to keep her mouth shut. Somewhere, Tiger Woods is breathing a huge sigh of relief!

Brett, who married Deanna Tynes in 1996, is also being accused of sexting several masseuses, though it has yet to be proven that he sent any of the messages himself.

The NFL is investigating the situation, which has been the source of much debate within the sports community.

NFL quarterback Brett Favre's wife, Deanna Favre, spoke to "Good Morning America" on Thursday about her husband's alleged affair, and says that her faith will pull her through this difficult time.

"I'm a woman of faith," she said, adding, "Faith has gotten me through many difficult struggles. It will get me through this one."

The football star has been accused of sending explicit text messages and photos to a female reporter who worked for...

Deanna Favre says her religious faith and an outward focus are helping her overcome the allegations of improper behavior that have been leveled against her husband, Brett.

Deanna Favre was interviewed Thursday on "Good Morning America" about a book she co-authored with Shane Stanford called

"The Cure for the Chronic Life," which is about getting past hard times and patterns of unhealthy behavior.

During the interview, Deanna was asked how she's handling the accusations against Brett Favre, who is being investigated by the

NFL for allegedly sending suggestive messages and lewd photos to a ...

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Brett Favre 's wife -- Deanna Favre -- kinda, sorta, barely addressed the whole "My hubby may be sending XXX pics of himself to other women" thing today ... saying "faith" is helping her cope. Deanna -- a breast cancer survivor -- appeared on " Gma " to promote her book ... but agreed to make a brief comment on the Favre scandal. Robin Roberts pointed out that Brett hasn't denied the allegations -- that he sent dong photos...

When Brett decided to try and cheat on his wife of 14 years — the same woman who stood by him through his pill and alcohol addictions and recently overcame a battle with breast cancer — he picked the closest version to her that he could find.

Brett Favre may have been able to briefly celebrate Oct. 11 as he registered his 500th career touchdown pass, but his personal life continues to go down in flames over his alleged suggestive texts and X-rated photos to sports reporter Jenn Sterger — who is a dead ringer for his wife of 14 years Deanna Favre. If that’s not enough, this is the same woman who helped Brett overcome a Vicodin addiction in 1996, an alcohol problem in 1999, and was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004. Come on Brett!

Furthermore, Deanna also worked and lived as a single mother, putting herself through college, after giving birth to her and Brett...

Deanna Favre, wife of 14 years to Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre, didn't think much of his romantic side, as seen in an interview with "Extra" from 1997.

The tension between the two is evident in the interview, which took place just a few months after they were married.

"I hate to disappoint a lot of people, but he's not romantic at all," she told "Extra."

Brett added, "She gets on me all the time because I never give her compliments.

He’s been accused of sending X-rated photos to several women, including a sideline reporter! Is this acceptable behavior?

Sex scandals in the sports world may be commonplace… but that doesn’t make them right. Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre, 41, is being accused of sending suggestive text messages, along with photos of his penis, to sports reporter Jenn Sterger back in 2008. Brett, who married Deanna Tynes in 1996, is also being accused of sexting several masseuses, though it has yet to be proven that he sent any of the messages himself. The question is: If it turns out Brett did send those messages, should he be kicked out of the NFL on charges of misconduct?

The NFL is investigating the situation, which has been the source of much debate within the sports community. The investigation could result in Brett’s suspension, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says, if it’s proven that Brett is responsible.