NFL Scandal: Reporter Fired for Social Media Post

0:00On April 17th, USA Today just fired their NFL contract or Chrissy Freud after she blasted Diana Rossini on social media. Rossini resigned from the athletic, amid photos showing her getting cozy with New England Patriots coach Mike Raible at an adult's only resort. Both are married to other people, and the pics sparked a big scandal. The drama kicked off of the Page Six story on April 7th, capturing Rossini and Raible holding hands and hugging. Rossini stepped down on Tuesday, saying in her letter that she stood by her journalism but didn't want a few awhile speculation. The athletic head backed her at first. Freud jumped in hard, commenting on Rossini's resignation post that she knew what Rossini had been up to for years and it hurt women in sports. USA Today cut ties. Thursday, stating her words didn't match their standards for professionalism and ethics. Freud fired back online an hour later, standing by every bit of it and urging folks to speak out, even if it cost them, she called it worth the risk. This mess highlights the tightrope reporters walk in the NFL world, where personal lines

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