Jun 19, 2026 · 54 min · 15 segments
In a different type of episode, Mike Asti is joined by journalist turned viral sensation Crissy Froyd to discuss the backlash she's received since…
Mike AstiHost
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There are many out there you've kind of teased on, well, maybe Vrabel's fine, but would he ever be punished if Diana Rossini then would do a tell-all? That would kind of be what he's waiting for.
do you feel like aside from your feelings on her personally, that there is a double standard here and that this is a, a part of sexism of society.
If she is not going to be working any longer, it is different for a reporter to be sitting with a source and that level of expectation versus a coach who's just really hired to win games.
And it doesn't matter whether he's faithful to his wife or not, but yeah, Do you think there's a level of sexism here? Do you think he should be out of coaching since this is now out there? Or do you feel as a journalist there's a difference in more of the culpabilities on her?
And I strongly believe, based on what I know and what has been presented, that there was tampering.
the
truth of the matter is, and it would be the same if the rules were reversed in terms of male or female tampering.
She has a contract and a code of ethics and all these things that she has to follow, and she's a journalist.
So if she's benefiting off of him and he's not breaking any NFL rules, morally, it's a horrible look for him and for the Patriots, and they can make whatever they want of that and figure out how much they care about that and whatever discipline they think should be had, and they'll probably be pissed off that he made them look bad.
If we're just looking at it from what we know 100% right now, she committed a way larger offense than he did.
There are many out there you've kind of teased on, well, maybe Vrabel's fine, but would he ever be punished if Diana Rossini then would do a tell-all? That would kind of be what he's waiting for.
do you feel like aside from your feelings on her personally, that there is a double standard here and that this is a, a part of sexism of society.
If she is not going to be working any longer, it is different for a reporter to be sitting with a source and that level of expectation versus a coach who's just really hired to win games.
And it doesn't matter whether he's faithful to his wife or not, but yeah, Do you think there's a level of sexism here? Do you think he should be out of coaching since this is now out there? Or do you feel as a journalist there's a difference in more of the culpabilities on her?
And I strongly believe, based on what I know and what has been presented, that there was tampering.
the
truth of the matter is, and it would be the same if the rules were reversed in terms of male or female tampering.
She has a contract and a code of ethics and all these things that she has to follow, and she's a journalist.
So if she's benefiting off of him and he's not breaking any NFL rules, morally, it's a horrible look for him and for the Patriots, and they can make whatever they want of that and figure out how much they care about that and whatever discipline they think should be had, and they'll probably be pissed off that he made them look bad.
If we're just looking at it from what we know 100% right now, she committed a way larger offense than he did.
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