Dianna Russini Has Officially Launched Her Brand New Football Show

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Dianna Russini is officially back, but not in the way that you’re thinking.

The former NFL senior reporter resigned from The Athletic following an internal investigation into her relationship with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel.

Earlier this month, the New York Post published photographs showing Russini and Vrabel together at a luxury resort in Sedona, Arizona. The Athletic launched an inquiry into potential conflicts of interest. In September, the outlet concluded that while there was no clear evidence Russini used her position to provide Vrabel with favorable coverage, her relationship violated newsroom standards.

Furthermore, she stepped down before her contract expired. Additionally, Russini cited an escalating media frenzy and leaks regarding the review process.

Many thought she would sit out the entire year.

Dianna Russini Announces Return to NFL Media With New BetUS Show

Russini is returning to sports media seven months after resigning from The Athletic. She will host The Russini Report on BetUS TV starting Nov. 11 and contribute to the Nobody’s Safe podcast with Stugotz.

Additionally, it is a one-hour show on BetUS TV’s website and X account. Furthermore, she also joins the Nobody’s Safe podcast as a featured contributor. Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, she said she is “not scared to get back in.”

“It’s really going to be a show about everything I know that’s going on in the NFL,” Russini says, “along with a lot of my opinions.” She described that second part as “something I wasn’t really allowed to do before.”

Russini is working with Jon Weiner because he was the first person to publicly back her when the photos surfaced.

“In a time when it was easy to pile on, and I think people were enjoying watching my career fall apart, Jon was really bold and loyal, and he was a friend to me,” she says.

Dianna says team owners, agents, general managers, head coaches, and players, including “star quarterbacks,” checked on her almost daily.

She also revealed that it took about a month for her and her family to stop following the coverage and just heal. Now Russini is back and hopefully better than ever.