Scandal in the Age of Exposure

Confession and reconciliation are not liabilities but the smartest play. Sincerity still carries weight in this country because Americans believe in redemption;

Greg Maresca ——Bio and Archives--May 9, 2026

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The shame of New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and NFL reporter Dianna Russini formerly of The Athletic, underscores how scandal has always been a bestseller.

The larger story is not just two adults making detrimental choices. It defines the era in which we live where poor lapses in judgment become public currency and where the truth rarely stays buried.

Affairs, like the hubris and denial it breeds, are much older than the NFL.

Human nature does not change. What has changed is the speed, the permanence, and the totality of the exposure

In the conventional sense, the whole situation was someone turning on the lights.

Human nature does not change. What has changed is the speed, the permanence, and the totality of the........

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