Dr. Anthony Fauci’s lawyer says Aaron Rodgers “should stick to football”
📍 The outcome
Anthony Fauci’s lawyer said Aaron Rodgers should “stick to football” after Rodgers’ comments on Pat McAfee’s show. Multiple outlets reported that ESPN continued to give Rodgers a microphone, described his behavior as bizarre, and noted speculation about ESPN executives’ reaction.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci’s lawyer says Aaron Rodgers “should stick to football” NBC Sports · 77d ago broke it first
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