‘Never Change’ — Ex-NFLers Throw Full Weight Behind Aaron Rodgers as Steelers Star Goes For Dr. Anthony Fauci’s Jugular
Aaron Rodgers got the NFL world buzzing after his Monday appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show. ” The 42-year-old quarterback covered a wide range of topics, including the Dianna Russini-Mike Vrabel scandal.
Aaron Rodgers, a 42-year-old quarterback with a 21-season NFL career including four MVP awards and a Super Bowl win, was recently featured on "The Pat McAfee Show." During the appearance, the Steelers star quarterback showcased his wit and sarcasm while discussing a variety of topics. Referring to Dr. Anthony Fauci as "Tony," Rodgers made sure to poke fun at the doctor's tendency to plead the Fifth Amendment, stating "I'm gonna plead the fifth...
Like that absolute coward Tony Fauci. Absolute coward." Additionally, Rodgers took aim at ESPN for not covering the Dianna Russini-Mike Vrabel scandal and questioned their coverage of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding. Finally, the former NFL star concluded by expressing his satisfaction with his recent actions, declaring "never change" and questioning what others would say about him now.
Former players Breiden Fehoko and Marcellus Wiley also praised Rodgers, agreeing that his recent statements were "soo good!"
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