Albert Breer

And is every question now going to be about, you know, what happened in Arizona?

I, you know, I think you, I think you probably want to say something before then.

So like, I just say like, you know,

The way I've handled it is I try to be professional in the way that I talk about it.

As many jokes are out there and everything else on social media and how it relates to football, obviously, is the primary thing that I would be looking at and how it relates to my job.

And then the A.J.

Brown thing, I think we all have an idea of where this is going.

I think we've all had an idea of where this is going for some time now.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, well, first of all, I covered Mike as a player, so I've known Mike for a long, long time.

And Diana, I first met Diana, I was around the Redskins a lot in the Mike Shanahan and Jay Gruden days, and she was a local TV reporter, and I got to know her then.

So I know and like both people involved.

You know, I think what it does is it puts more scrutiny on our relationships, you know, and it just puts more scrutiny on how we handle and manage our relationships.

Now, regardless of what actually happened in Arizona, I'm not saying one way or the other, but I, you know, I've thought about this a lot and how and this is before any of this happened.

Like, you know, I've always sort of.

felt like, you know, I could be seen in a bar with a head coach or a general manager of whatever team.

And nobody would really think that was weird, right?

The two of us by ourselves, like women in our business may not have that luxury, you know, and this probably puts even more scrutiny on those sorts of things that I view as necessary to me doing my job.

And I tell all the people I cover, I view these as 30-year relationships.