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Fauci’s Lawyer Says Rodgers Should ‘Stick to Football’

Fauci’s lawyer David Schertler criticized Aaron Rodgers’ remarks on the PAT McAfee show, calling them unfounded and urging the quarterback to focus on football.

Aaron Rodgers fired back at Dr. Anthony Fauci during a segment of the PAT McAfee show, labeling Fauci an "absolute criminal" and "absolute coward" and repeating a false conspiracy claim about Fauci’s family. The remarks were widely criticized for spreading misinformation.

In response, Fauci’s lawyer David Schertler said Rodgers "doesn’t know what he’s talking about" and that the quarterback should "stick to football." ESPN declined to comment on the exchange, and it remains unclear whether Rodgers will continue to feature on McAfee’s program or address the comments in a league‑required press conference. akupunkturabielsko.pl