Crissy Froyd, fired by USA Today Sports in April after publicly criticising Dianna Russini, says she was blindsided by how little mainstream NFL media engaged with the Russini-Vrabel controversy. Speaking with Mike J. Asti, Froyd described watching her post go viral while expecting others to follow. They did not. She has since alleged that at least six female reporters have engaged in conduct similar to what has been alleged against Russini, and has written in the Daily Mail about a reported pattern of NFL reporters trading access for intimacy. Her claims remain unverified but continue to draw significant public attention.
