Dianna Russini resigns from The Athletic amid Mike Vrabel controversy
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Vrabel-Russini drama reveals that everybody loses if audiences can't trust your coverage
First, let’s extend every benefit of every doubt to Mike Vrabel, head coach of the New England Patriots, and Dianna Russini, the NFL insider, most recently employed by The Athletic, with whom he was spotted at an Arizona resort last week.
2026 NFL Mock Draft: Caleb Downs Not a Top 15 Pick? Chiefs, Cowboys Double Up on D
As we rapidly approach the 2026 NFL Draft, are the top five picks starting to feel chalky? I certainly think so.
Breaking down the offseason for Michigan, Arizona, UConn, Illinois, Duke - ESPN
The NCAA tournament ended just eight days ago — and in that time, the entire college basketball landscape has changed. More than 2,000 players are in the transfer portal, and a flurry of commitments over the weekend has jump-started the roster-building process for plenty of teams.
Orioles' Craig Albernaz says he must eat baby food for weeks after foul ball to face leads to 7 fractures
The New York Yankees have the 22nd-most optimistic fanbase in the MLB. Colin Cowherd asks if Yankees fans should be concerned or hopeful for the upcoming season.
Dianna Russini resigns from Athletic following Mike Vrabel photos - ESPN
NFL reporter Dianna Russini has resigned from The Athletic less than a week after published photos of her and New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel at an Arizona resort prompted an internal investigation at the New York Times-owned sports outlet.
Eagles' Roseman: A.J. Brown stance unchanged despite Wicks trade - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Eagles general manager Howie Roseman kept the same public stance regarding wide receiver A.J. Brown despite the team's recent acquisition of Dontayvion Wicks from the Green Bay Packers.
Heat star Jaime Jaquez Jr celebrates sister's WNBA Draft selection with heartfelt message
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