Fauci's Lawyer Tells Rodgers to Stick to Football

On Monday, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers launched a vehement attack on Dr. Anthony Fauci during an ESPN appearance, calling him an 'absolute criminal' and 'absolute coward,' while also promoting a false conspiracy theory about Fauci's family. The following day, Fauci's lawyer David Schertler dismissed Rodgers' comments, stating via email that 'Aaron Rodgers doesn't know what he's talking about. He should stick to football.'

ESPN, which was also targeted by Rodgers, has declined to comment on the quarterback's remarks. The situation puts the ball back in Rodgers' court, leaving it uncertain whether he will continue the dialogue at upcoming league press conferences or resume his regular appearances on The Pat McAfee Show. freshyourfeel.org