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Former FOX Sports Radio host Jason Whitlock linked top NFL reporter Dianna Russini with NFL coaches Mike Vrabel, Mike Tomlin, and Sean McVay. He drew parallels to fast food chains. He referenced an old X post by Steve Levy. Levy praised Samantha Ponder for noticing Russini’s interview success with two NFL coaches during COVID-19 restrictions. Whitlock also recalled a past statement by Dianna Russini. He interpreted it as a confession about her true aspirations.
Jason Whitlock linked NFL reporter Dianna Russini to Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, and Rams coach Sean McVay using a fast food chain analogy, referencing Steve Levy's 2020 tweet praising Russini for landing interviews with Vrabel and Tomlin during COVID-19 restrictions. Whitlock suggested that if Russini was photographed with one coach (Vrabel at a Sedona hotel), she likely also interacts with others. Whitlock also shared a mid-April 2026 radio clip where Russini said she wanted to be called 'M*#F' rather than an NFL insider, calling it a confession of her true aspirations.
An alleged Sedona cheating scandal involving top NFL reporter Dianna Russini and New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has led to significant fallout in the media industry. Russini resigned from The Athletic, Crisy Froyd was fired for extending her support to Russini, and Chris Simms lost his NBC Sports job after impatiently hinting at the story. Interestingly, Pittsburgh Steelers longtime head coach Mike Tomlin, who previously granted Russini interview during COVID-19 restrictions has now joined NBC Sports in place of Simms.
