Sep 3, 2015

ESPN's Dianna Russini


ESPN's Dianna Russini
ESPN's Dianna Russini

The wife of Washington Redskins general manager Scot McCloughan has apologized for "unfounded" comments on her Twitter account that ESPN reporter Dianna Russini traded oral sex to win scoops.

ESPN later called the tweets "vulgar."

The Redskins issued a statement on behalf of Jessica McCloughan on Wednesday night in which she acknowledged making the remarks.

Jessica McCloughan's statement begins: "I deeply apologize for the disparaging remarks about an ESPN reporter on my personal Twitter account. The comment was unfounded and inappropriate, and I have the utmost respect for both the reporter and ESPN."

That apology never mentions Russini by name. But a statement from ESPN confirmed she was the target. It said, in part: "Dianna is an excellent reporter who should never have to be subjected to such vulgar comments."

Scot McCloughan is entering his first season as Washington's GM.

The New York Daily News reports that McCloughan's wife apparently was upset about Russini's recent report stating there were disagreements within the organization over the future of quarterback Robert Griffin III.

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