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Scandalous sports journalist Dianna Russini is apparently back, however, it’s coming with a serious cost for her courtesy of social media.
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it → come → media
Russini reactivated her account Tuesday on Twitter, only months following her bombshell affair with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel triggering a situation that Russini has branded as a “nightmare.”
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Russini → reactivate → nightmare
(RELATED: Jaguars Go All-In For Super Bowl Run With Blockbuster Trade)
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Jaguars → go → Trade
With that being said, the tweet from the journalist was nothing related to the Vrabel scandal.
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tweet → say → scandal
Rather, it appears that she’s making an attempt to show she’s still an NFL insider, posting gossip from the industry regarding the Minnesota Vikings and their quarterback situation.
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she → appear → Vikings
Minnesota is calling around on QBs all day.
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Minnesota → call → QBs
The Vikings checked in on Mac Jones in San Francisco, but the price is too high right now.
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price → check → Francisco
The name everyone keeps coming back to is Kirk Cousins, as @AdamSchefter said.
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@AdamSchefter → come → ?
That’s the deal league sources think they’re really trying to get done.
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— Dianna Russini (@DMRussini) November 10, 2026
Making a follow-up post, she announced her new show that will be featured on BET Us.
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that → make → Us
Debuting Wednesday, it will be called “The Russini Report.”
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We’ll be talking trade deadline and more on @RussiniReport tomorrow at noon: https://t.co/R9UvWqtFuz https://t.co/hhvtjb2wHy
— Dianna Russini (@DMRussini) November 10, 2026
Some social media users seemingly welcomed back Russini, but a strong number instantly put her under a spotlight of shame.
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number → talk → shame
After her relationship with Vrabel was revealed to be under investigation, the reporter resigned from The Athletic, which is owned by The New York Times.
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which → reveal → Times
“Back like nothing happened huh?
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Its over, nobody watching the show,” wrote one user on Twitter.
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user → it → Twitter
Another posted, “You still have sources?!”
“Just casually dropping back in,” said another user.
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user → post → sources
Hey @DMRussini fixed it for you https://t.co/ioRx6HWZsQ
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@DMRussini → fix → https://t.co/ioRx6HWZsQ
— PatrickBateman (@AlonJrRH) November 10, 2026
@DMRussini @RussiniReport Shut up whore lol
— xander (@alexander_mn_) November 10, 2026
Along with her new program, Russini will be joining the team of BetUS Sportsbook for a weekly Wednesday column.
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Russini → shut → column
Russini and Vrabel were a part of a scandal that was widespread in the news cycle following pictures posted by Page Six showing her and the Patriots head coach at a Sedona, Arizona resort back in March.
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