This one is a little different in my opinion.
David Eaton isn’t named in the sexual harassment lawsuit, he just seems to like porn stars and escorts online.
His comments to them at best are juvenile, but aren’t very graphic, but whatever the case when you are in a high-profile position you have to pay attention to what you are doing online.
When the heat got too hot, Mr. Eaton just bailed out completely according to Deadspin.
David Eaton is the vice-president and executive editor for NFL Media, which comprises the NFL website and television channel. (According to a 2011 story about his hiring as a new editor, the ABC News veteran was brought in to run the “NFL Media Super Newsroom.”) He appears to have spent much of yesterday deleting years’ worth of Twitter interactions with and unfollowing hundreds of accounts of escorts and porn stars; the entire Twitter account was deleted in the afternoon.
The busy day for Eaton’s Twitter account came just one day after NFL Network suspended Marshall Faulk, Ike Taylor, and Heath Evans after they were named in a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Jami Cantor, a former wardrobe stylist.
According to former NFL Network employees, Eaton’s public Twitter chats had been an ongoing subject of discussion among employees for quite some time; why they vanished yesterday isn’t clear.
If you like to see some of his very bad banter with the porn accounts and when I say bad I mean lame, flip the pages…