The confetti from Super Bowl LX had barely settled — a 29–13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks — when a different set of images started circulating. Not game film. Not celebration shots. Photos from an adults-only luxury resort in Sedona, showing New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel alongside NFL reporter Dianna Russini in a pool and hot tub area. Holding hands. Hugging. Lounging together at a place far from any football facility. The man who had just coached the Patriots to a Super Bowl appearance had a new headline attached to his name.
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Patriots’ Super Bowl Coach Called Hot Tub Photos ‘Laughable’
