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Mike Vrabel’s Patriots future clearer amid Dianna Russini drama

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Times of India·09.05.2026·🇮🇳India·General

Mike Vrabel’s Patriots future clearer amid Dianna Russini drama

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Mike Vrabel, the New England Patriots’ head coach, has resumed his professional duties, days after the former New York Times’ NFL reporter and insider, Dianna Russini, stepped down from her prestigious role, owing to their alleged affair drama, sparking chaos among fans. While Dianna Russini and her husband have remained distant from the drama, all eyes are on whether Mike Vrabel will be fired by the New England Patriots due to the scandalous drama.

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