OT? NY Times Dianna Rossini Article

[TheRainMaker]

Skank. And this is what Mister Loyalty Uber Alles couldn't get himself enough-of for the past half-dozen or more years? She's obviously 3-input, with tats in the appropriate places I betcha, and she can more likely than not be able to suck a golf ball through a garden hose, but still... Oh yeah and she's probably had some work done since she started at the 4-letter network too...

Her career should've ended after the Washington incident. I had a feeling there was some truth to that.

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

Her career should've ended after the Washington incident. I had a feeling there was some truth to that.

What? You had a feeling based on national sports reporting? It jiggled a bit leading to your feeling? LOL I had a feeling - too funny, LOL. National sports reporting can be completely wrong BTW, just in case you are hammered on a Friday night.

 

[TheRainMaker]

What? You had a feeling based on national sports reporting? It jiggled a bit leading to your feeling? LOL I had a feeling - too funny, LOL. National sports reporting can be completely wrong BTW, just in case you are hammered on a Friday night.

No. It came from the GM's wife herself in which she later apologized. The board has discussed it recently, but she has a history of allegedly fooling around. If you look up clips online, she's pretty low class who constantly disrespects her husband. Vrabel's reaction to something she said was pretty funny. She's for the streets.

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

We've discussed it on here before, but she has a history of allegedly fooling around.

Who is "We've"? How do you, or anyone, on PatsFans know? All rumors. Allegedly fooling around? Allegedly? Previously you said, "I had a feeling". Now you are saying, "allegedly". Which is it?

You are a great poster, but you need to let this one go.

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

No. It came from the GM's wife herself in which she later apologized. The board has discussed it recently, but she has a history of allegedly fooling around. If you look up clips online, she's pretty low class who constantly disrespects her husband. Vrabel's reaction to something she said was pretty funny. She's for the streets.

OMG. Low class? For the streets? You must be hammered on a Friday night. It happens to all of us.

 

[RxJock1120]

Sure - and I understand why they fired her, out of concern for bias and journalistic integrity (and yes that still does matter for some outlets even in a day and age where corporate/political influences seek to control what you know)

I think the case that she helped push Julio Jones to the Titans or any other players is pretty flimsy to me... i.e. calling the Titans a long shot... Vrabel is a smart enough guy not to show his hand to a reporter even if he is sleeping with her

If anything, Vrabel used his relationship (even if it wasn't physical) with her to the Titans benefit - that type of thing is standard operating procedure in all realms to have sources in the media, telling them only what you want them (and others) to know, and not telling them the things you don't want people to know

The inference I assume is that Vrabel told her he was interested in Jones and instead of reporting that, she reported the opposite and wrote other things to get Atlanta to trade him. That's a pretty big assumption - but as long as Kraft feels like his head coach can keep things close to the vest, it's a nothing burger as far as Vrabel is concerned, and a "guilty until proven innocent" situation for Rossini - but it's no surprise that she got fired with that question hanging over her.

New York Times article on Dianna Russini glosses over key questions from the Julio Jones trade

There's a lot to digest in the lengthy New York Times article regarding former New York Times employee Dianna Russini.

www.nbcsports.com

Just to be clear, she wasn't fired, she resigned. And yes there is a difference. She only had 2 more months left on her contract and said screw it if I leave now this whole thing will blow over much quicker. She happens to be 100% correct.

Journalistic integrity is about reporting the truth and nothing to do with how you get the story. Two consenting adults can do whatever they please, as long as it is within the confines of the law. If one of them wants sex and other wants a scoop to further their career, where exactly is lack of integrity. The fact that they are both married to other people is in no way a lack of integrity, its simply others imposing their over overzealous sense of morality onto others due to a lack of excitement in their own lives.

 

[PancakeBlockPaul]

OH DEAR GOD! A woman used her clout to get out of a ticket....and her clout wasn't her physical attributes! You'd think the "media" would be happy to see a woman getting herself out of a situation like this without having to flash her tits or put out, but no. Shame on her for doing what a lot of us would do if we had those connections.