Rodgers’ Latrobe monologue raises questions about timing and motive
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Post-Gazette sports columnist Noah Hiles argues that Aaron Rodgers’ live Latrobe appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, where he critiqued Fauci and ESPN, felt bizarre and self-promotional rather than informative—a trolling moment that could distract the Steelers and fans if it becomes a pattern.
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- Dr. Anthony Fauci’s lawyer says Aaron Rodgers ���should stick to football” NBC Sports
- Aaron Rodgers invokes Anthony Fauci while dodging Pat McAfee question USA Today
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