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Jul 22, 2026 1 hr 20 min

Episode 223: Back to Work

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This week on In A Pickle, we're revisiting some of the biggest stories that never really went away. We dive back into the ongoing legal battle involving Stefon Diggs and influencer Christopher Blake Griffith as new developments, lawsuits, counterclaims, and leaked messages bring the case back into the spotlight. We also break down the full story behind Geno Smith's viral confrontation, including both sides of the allegations, claims of stolen property, and why police are still waiting on sworn statements. Plus, Terrion Arnold is somehow drawing NFL interest despite facing life-altering criminal charges, Wander Franco could be inching back toward organized baseball, the Mark Sanchez trial has been delayed yet again, and Charles Snowden finally receives his NFL suspension. In the News, Braves broadcaster CJ Nitkowski finds himself under fire after an on-air comment sparks controversy, Spurs announcer Jacob Tobey is out following a cheating scandal, and Florida Panthers equipment manager Thaddeus Richards is suspended after his arrest on domestic violence-related charges. And this week's Biggest Pickle goes to Jennifer Belichick, who now has an arrest warrant after allegedly skipping court over a speeding citation—adding another chapter to the ever-growing Belichick family drama. As always, we separate the headlines from the hype and keep you updated on the stories everyone else forgot.

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