In late 2011, a Russian model sent a pleading email to Jeffrey Epstein. “We had sex, I did massage for u non-stop,” she wrote. “I took a bath with u and your girls even if I don’t like it..served u a tea,

Steve Tisch — a Dean’s Council member at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, which is named after his family — met several young women through convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to emails released by the Department of Justice last month.

The latest release of emails from the "Epstein Files" shows that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein connected New York Giants co-owner and chairman Steve Tisch with multiple women while exchanging messages that included personal assessments of those women, according to documents made public by the U.S. Department of Justice.

A new report claims Jeffrey Epstein introduced Steve Tisch to several women in 2013, raising questions and prompting calls for review.

New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch has been in the news after his name was mentioned in the emails released by the Department of Justice in connection with Jeffrey Epstein.

The NFL isn't the only entity that has a P.R. problem arising from the not-so-brief association between Giants co-owner Steve Tisch and Jeffrey Epstein.

A recent report from The Athletic gives the NFL all it needs to aggressively investigate whether Tisch engaged in quid pro quo sexual harassment by conditioning "help" on something else. Per The Athletic, a woman recently interviewed by Radio France One told a story about a 2013 interaction with an "American producer," who may have been Tisch.

NBC Sports’ Mike Florio is among those calling for the NFL to investigate New York Giants owner Steve Tisch, who was recently named in the Jeffrey Epstein files. Tisch, who turned 77 earlier this month,