Controversy Surrounds 'Pat McAfee Show' on ESPN

Aaron Rodgers' Appearances and McAfee's Accusations Against ESPN Executive Stir Up Drama

Aaron Rodgers' appearances on 'The Pat McAfee Show' on ESPN have sparked controversy, with Rodgers discussing non-sports topics and criticizing ESPN executives.
Pat McAfee, who hosts the show, has a five-year contract with ESPN worth over $85 million and retains ownership of his program.
Rodgers' segments have been described as a 'middle-school lunchroom fight', with the quarterback feuding with Jimmy Kimmel and discussing his views on COVID-19 and Jeffrey Epstein.
McAfee has publicly accused ESPN executive Norby Williamson of attempting to sabotage his program.
Despite the controversy, ESPN management has expressed support for McAfee, who they believe can attract a younger audience to the network.