Aaron Rodgers took to ESPN to launch a tirade against Dr. Anthony Fauci, labeling him an “absolute criminal” and “absolute coward” and even spreading a false conspiracy theory linking Fauci’s family to Ghislaine Maxwell. The remarks sparked immediate backlash from the scientific community and the NFL, which has yet to issue a formal statement. catcrossgame.com
In response, Dr. Fauci’s lawyer, David Schertler, told reporters that Rodgers “doesn’t know what he’s talking about” and should stick to football. The lawyer warned that any further political rants could jeopardize Rodgers’ standing in the league, though it remains unclear whether the quarterback will continue to appear on the Pat McAfee show or address the comments in an upcoming press conference.
