Wild Story Unveils How NFL Legend Charles Haley Would Randomly Pleasure Himself Around Teammates

Charles Haley (Kirby Lee-Imagn Images)

Charles Haley is a legend in NFL circles. There is no doubt about that.

However, he was not without his faults.

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The NFL defensive end and linebacker, who is best known for winning five Super Bowls, proved that earlier this year when he shockingly decided to shoot his shot at Jeff Jones’ daughter during the team’s annual Opening Day Ceremony.

That was merely tame, just based on things he used to do when he was active in the league.

Charles Haley Had A Masturbation Problem

Jul 26, 2025; Oxnard, CA, USA; Charles Haley speaks during Dallas Cowboys training camp opening ceremonies at the River Ridge Fields. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

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A resurfaced story recently revealed how Haley would reportedly jerk himself off in the team locker room and during meetings.

“He would jerk off in the locker room… turn toward a Joe Montana or John Taylor” and then say “You know you wanna suck this,” according to his teammates.

“Haley would stroll up to an unsuspecting teammate… and repeatedly stroke it in his face… Haley refused to stop.”

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Jeff Pearlman’s book about the 1990s Dallas Cowboys, “Boys Will Be Boys,” revealed this information.

Haley, who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, really liked having his penis out around men. He also reportedly said that, “You know you want to suck this,” to guys like Joe Montana while holding his penis.

According to Troy Aikman, there was a moment that went way too far when Charles Haley walked up behind fellow NFL player Matt Millen and placed his penis right on his shoulder as he was playing cards wth others.

The book stated that Charles Haley was “prescribed medication to treat manic depression, but would take the pills one day, then skip them the next two or three.”

The book even states he once exposed himself to reporter Ann Killion of the San Jose Mercury News.