Russini recently resigned from her job at The Athletic amid a photo scandal involving the New England Patriots coach

According to ESPN’s Ben Strauss, The Athletic was made aware of the story before it dropped. Russini claimed the photos “were a sexist attack on a female reporter in a male-dominated field.” She also claimed to have been traveling with friends. Once the photos were published, both Russini and Vrabel downplayed them.

Crissy Froyd said on April 14 that she knew the "potential consequences" of what she was about to say, so in less than 48 hours later, USA Today confirmed it had ended its contractor relationship with her,

Dave Portnoy expressed his skepticism on a recent Dianna Russini story in which she aided an elderly man and his dog after an accident.

Dianna Russini failed at one crucial task of the process to demonstrate her innocence during the Mike Vrabel situation.

Dianna Russini is in the news again, and this time it’s for her heroic efforts. The prominent NFL journalist who recently resigned from her position with Athletic over rumors of an affair with an NFL head coach was spotted helping a 73-year-old driver and his dog after a roadside crash.