Jerome Bettis

Yes, Dylan.

To play devil's advocate a little bit, you could still have difficult conversations if someone thinks you did something and be like, I swear I didn't do it.

You know, that's still, your wife's probably going to be like, mm-hmm.

No, it might be awkward, not difficult.

All right.

The way they came together, they've known each other.

Now, I don't know if their wives and husbands know their relationship.

They do now.

Yes, but this is one of those situations where moving forward, it didn't cost Mike Brable anything, well, maybe at home, but it cost Diana Rossini her job here because Mike didn't do anything that was a violation of any NFL policy.

And Diana, if is guilty in this, losing her job, it's almost, you know, the ethics of journalism were in play here.

Yeah, Paulie.

It's a pretty classic move by the Patriots and Vrabel to give a vague statement, no questions, and then the next time he's up in front of the podium, he can say, this was already addressed.

We've already addressed this.

Isn't that the move?

Well, if you're dealing with friendly fire locally, I don't know how many of those reporters are going to go, hey, this is where you get a news reporter.

who comes in, a rogue reporter, and then they want to ask questions.

But you could say to Mike, no, you didn't really answer anything here.

But I would feel like if this was a Super Bowl,

and Mike Vrabel was in front of the media, then you're going to get more questions asked.

But you're going to have PR saying, hey, we've answered this.