On Monday, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers launched a scathing attack on Dr. Anthony Fauci during an ESPN appearance, calling him an "absolute criminal" and "absolute coward." Rodgers also promoted a false conspiracy theory that Fauci's wife's sister is Ghislaine Maxwell.
The next day, Fauci's lawyer David Schertler responded via email, telling The Athletic that Rodgers "doesn't know what he's talking about" and should "stick to football." ESPN has declined to comment on Rodgers' remarks, leaving it unclear whether Rodgers will continue his criticism at league press conferences or return to his former appearances on Pat McAfee's show. betsport.cv
