Chris Simms on Russini-Vrabel buzz as Mike Tomlin takes NBC Sports job

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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.

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