Diana Rossini

And so I just wrote the story from the airport when I wound up taking, I never went to bed.

No, I beat Schrager on that story.

It's fun.

forget the bar situation, it's every day, right?

Of you wind up talking to so many people because you have a great relationship with them and there are some relationships where you're talking so often and you're sharing life stuff as well, like family and you get to know each other and I'm like,

Wait, did he want me to know that?

Is that he's training that player?

Like, I'm not sure.

I got to go circle back.

I think most people in football are pretty savvy to know what I do for a living.

So I like to think that they're not saying it, you know, with I think they trust that I'm going to handle the information well.

Right.

But but most know what they're doing, especially combine week.

There's reporters everywhere.

I hate that actually.

I get offended.

I'm like, everything's off the record with me until it is.

And then I say, okay, can I go with this?

That's actually probably how I work more than ever now.

I just talk to everyone and then I will call them back or shoot them a note or an audio message and be like, hey, would you care if I go on my podcast and say that you're trading your quarterback tomorrow?