Steelers defend Aaron Rodgers' right to voice opinions after ESPN Fauci segment

The Pittsburgh Steelers defended Aaron Rodgers' right to voice his opinion after his ESPN segment about Anthony Fauci sparked social media backlash.

Aaron Rodgers lashes out at Anthony Fauci with all his fury: ‘He’s a complete criminal’  MARCA

Aaron Rodgers, quarterback for the Pittsburgh Stealers, tore into Dr. Anthony Fauci on Monday, referring to him as a "coward."

Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers isn't a fan os ESPN, and he's not afraid to make that known.

Aaron Rodgers didn’t waste much time doing what he does best off the football field: ruffling feathers.

Aaron Rodgers Blasts ‘Coward’ Fauci After Hearing Over Diary  Forbes

August 03, 2026 4:57 PM ET Damn! Aaron Rodgers went in!Things are early in training camp for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and to take advantage of what is an incredible time of the year (who doesn’t love training camp?), ESPN’s Pat McAfee decided to take his “The Pat McAfee Show” for a visit Monday and interviewed Rodgers

'I feel great about it. I told you I would be on the right side of history,' said NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Aaron Rodgers torches ESPN coverage of Dianna Russini scandal while appearing live on network  talkSPORT

Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers criticized Anthony Fauci and ESPN during an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, sparking renewed debate.

Aaron Rodgers invokes Anthony Fauci while dodging Pat McAfee question  USA Today

Aaron Rodgers no longer appears regularly on "The Pat McAfee Show," but he still returns occasionally to share his opinions.That was the case on Monday, when McAfee broadcast his show live from Pittsburgh Steelers training camp. The veteran quarterback discussed the upcoming Steelers season, but first aired a few of hi

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers did his best Dr. Anthony Fauci impression live on ESPN before laying into the former White House COVID-19 adviser.  The four-time MVP and Super Bowl champion is in the midst of his 22nd training camp, and he joined “The Pat McAfee Show” live from Steelers training camp — bu

Steelers coach Mike McCarthy wants the 42-year-old quarterback on the field for matchups against his former teams, but is the injury risk worth it?

For the first time in eight years, Aaron Rodgers could take some meaningful preseason snaps.

The 42-year-old QB had been felled by flu-like symptoms in the hours leading up to the game, making the experience even more miserable.