Well the Russini and Vrabel saga is about over at least for Russini in the heavy public eye.
As Mike Florio explained well in three different videos on the matter now out on YouTube, this matter was also another modern case study of how NOT to handle even the APPEARANCE of professional impropriety, as the standards of many media organizations like The New York Times require, and which fans demand for less biased coverage of any given player or team in the NFL.
The days of teams and players being able to hide behind waterboys and homers like Peter King of yore and Jay Glazer of Fox even now are already at least 20 years out of date ever since sports discussion on social media became mainstream, as opposed to people waiting for screaming bojacks and bojills at ESPN in a studio every night on SportsCenter.