NFL players are known for being larger than life on the gridiron. On average, NFL players stand over six feet and weigh over 200 pounds.
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For one former NFL star, that size apparently translates well off the field.
Haley Kalil, the ex-wife of former Pro Bowl offensive tackle Matt Kalil, was approved to dismiss the lawsuit filed by her ex-husband, in which she publicly discussed their marriage and his manhood size.
"I am so relieved this is over," Haley told TMZ, which was the first to report the news. "I never wanted to be in a courtroom discussing matters of my own life.
"This ruling is important. I hope it encourages women everywhere to speak openly about what they've been through. Your story belongs to you. You shouldn't fear sharing it."
Matthew Bialick, Haley's attorney, detailed why the court dismissed the lawsuit.
"The Court found that Haley was speaking about her body, her life, and her marriage," Bialick told TMZ. "She was talking about the trauma she went through and what led to her divorce. Those experiences are hers. She has every right to talk about them."
"No woman should need her ex-husband's permission to tell the story of her own marriage. No woman should be sued for talking about her own body. We hope this ruling gives women everywhere the confidence to share their own stories."
NFL Player's Ex-Wife Shares Intimate Details on Twitch
Matt Kalil filed a lawsuit against Haley in November 2025 after she discussed his manhood size during a Twitch stream.
While sharing factors that deteriorated her marriage, Haley dropped intimate details about her ex-husband's package. The NFL player came up short in court but apparently not the bedroom.
"He was like two Coke cans on top of each other, maybe even a third," she said.
The former Minnesota Vikings star claimed his ex-wife's comments led to "unwanted attention and invasive commentary from the public" and that his family has "been forced to endure the ongoing public circulation of these degrading and deeply personal statements."
According to court filings, Matt sued for invasion of privacy and unjust enrichment, and sought over $75,000 in damages.
Matt and Haley wed in 2015. The couple divorced in 2022, citing "irreconcilable differences."
