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Aaron Rodgers’ outburst on The Pat McAfee Show earlier this week was one for the ages and has already sparked a response internally at ESPN. The 41-year-old quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers is heading into his final-ever season in the NFL before hanging up his cleats.
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ESPN Remains Silent On Aaron Rodgers Attacking The Network
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers didn't just call out ESPN this week, he put the network on blast. While on "The Pat McAfee Show" this Monday, Rodgers went on a plethora of different rants that didn't even involve sports.
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Aaron Rodgers’ Fiery Anthony Fauci Criticism Sparks Pointed Response from Former CDC Head’s Lawyer
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback aired his grievances on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Monday
One has to wonder if ESPN is ever going to learn its lesson by allowing Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers to go on Pat McAfee’s show to say anything he wants, including bashing ESPN.
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Aaron Rodgers' rant on the Pat McAfee Show forces Steelers' PR department to release a statement following explosive remarks
Aaron Rodgers didn't hold anything back when appearing on the Pat McAfee show after the Steelers' first padded practice, and it created such a stir that the Pittsburgh Steelers P.R. person, Burt Lauten,
Aaron Rodgers has never been afraid to criticize the NFL media, and this time, Dianna Russini found herself directly in his crosshairs. During an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers questioned the media’s handling of the controversy involving Russini and Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel.