The NRL's summer of shame is set to hit another flashpoint with Channel Seven to air a story claiming a sex tape culture is rife among Australia's football codes.
The Sunday Night program has interviewed a number of women who open up on the issue that has rocked the league over the past fortnight.
In a preview video, one woman claimed to ask not to be taped during an incident, another said "they (players) didn't care" and a third said she was frightened.
Another woman said players "didn't want this to be exposed".
The league's troubled pre-season sunk to a new low when Penrith utility Tyrone May was charged for recording and disseminating image without consent.
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He was later stood down until the end of his court case by the NRL under the code's new no-fault stand down policy for players facing criminal matters.
St George Illawarra star Jack de Belin has also been banned from playing after pleading not guilty to a charge of aggravated assault in company.
