Diana Rossini

They have like, there's a lot of them that do it.

Yeah.

And it's funny, like half of them,

will always give me the benefit of the doubt and read what I'm reporting and then reflect that.

And then the other just... They're doing what you do.

They just immediately go to the false part of it or just try to make it up so it makes me look bad.

No, the crazy thing was...

the first of all, the paternity thing was like the worst kept secret in football.

And I would argue that I dropped the ball by never putting that out there all these years.

Like I should have probably just mentioned it one day.

Like, this is interesting.

I don't, you know, in a casual conversation about, I've never seen this before, but a general manager has taken paternity leave twice.

Like, this is crazy.

Like, great.

Cool.

Um,

But I included it in the article about his firing to point to the fact that he was unique and he did manage differently than other general managers in football before him.

But you picked up the paternity thing and you guys made it a whole big thing that if you want to spend time with your kids and you're a bad coach, a bad general manager.

And thank you.

I don't think that the Vikings fired Casey because of J.J.