Hall of Famer Moon denies allegations in harassment lawsuit
SEATTLE — Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon denied Thursday that he sexually harassed a former assistant.
Moon did an extensive radio interview on KIRO-FM to address claims of sexual assault brought in a lawsuit by Wendy Haskell.
“A lot of women have held a lot of these feelings in for a long time, and are coming out and expressing these feelings, and they should be applauded for that,” Moon said. “And I applaud those women for doing that. But in this particular situation, in my case, it just doesn’t apply.”
Haskell filed the lawsuit in Orange County, California, this month, asserting that Moon made “unwanted and unsolicited” sexual advances while she worked for Sports 1 Marketing. Moon, who played parts of 17 seasons in the NFL with Houston, Minnesota, Seattle and Kansas City, is the co-founder and president of the company.


