So originally when this Vrabel Diana Rusini thing comes out,

the athletic is standing by her a couple days ago.

They changed their stance on that as they have sidelined her

and they're going to do an investigation into this relationship.

Now, I guess the question that I have, and yes, I'm going to

speculate here, and I know that's not necessarily the smartest thing to do all the time, but you

tell me if I'm off base on this. Okay? Yeah, sure. So why would they change their tune? This is how I think this could happen.

A team who has gotten negative coverage by Diana Rusini could reach out to the athletic and say,

we believe that due to her relationship with Mike Vrable, that these stories came out

and made us look bad or whatever.

And then the athletic has to be like, I mean, if we have a reporter who's in a relationship

with a coach who's giving her information

and we have NFL teams that we cover mad at that, we got to do something about that.

And I can guarantee you, not that I actually can, but I feel very good about this,

that there are teams that are trying to connect the dots of who

is either on their staff or has been on their staff that has a connection to Vrable who might

be telling Diana Rusini stuff that she's putting out there. All right. So I agree with you

100%. And this is some of the things that we were talking about last week and some

of the things that I had headlines about. Yeah, yeah. And it goes, you know, because the NFL is

hyper, Uber competitive amongst the coaches, amongst the players, amongst the owners,

amongst the GMs and the front offices.

Sure.

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