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Dan Dakich breaks down the fallout of Dianna Russini's resignation from The Athletic after those viral, 'entangled' photos with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel surfaced. Watch as Dan explains how Russini is using her resignation to duck accountability.
Dan Dakich breaks down the fallout of Dianna Russini's resignation from The Athletic after those viral, 'entangled' photos with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel surfaced. Watch as Dan explains how Russini is using her resignation to duck accountability.
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