Aaron Rodgers made his weekly appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, where he addressed the ongoing feud.
Aaron Rodgers (L) and Jimmy Kimmel (R) (Credits: Imago)
After Rodgers joked about Kimmel being on Epstein’s list last week, the ABC host used his platform to call out Rodgers on Monday night’s episode of his show.
And now, after the Jets signal-caller used his weekly appearance on ESPN’s The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers fired back at Kimmel and offered no apology.
I don’t have any apologies, not [for] that guy from ABC
Aaron Rodgers on The Pat McAfee Show
Last week on McAfee’s show, Rodgers somehow ended up talking about Epstein’s list and insinuated that many people, including Jimmy Kimmel, might not want that list to be made public.
Later, Kimmel denied the allegations and threatened to sue Rodgers if he kept talking about him. After some of Epstein’s list was made public, Kimmel launched a brutal attack on Aaron Rodgers and even made fun of the Jets QB’s education.
Furthermore, Kimmel took shots at Rodgers’ anti-vaccine shots and also said that he doesn’t expect an apology from the veteran quarterback.
Aaron Rodgers denies accusing Jimmy Kimmel of pedophilia
After refusing to apologize for his joke, Aaron Rodgers further went on to completely deny that he accused Jimmy Kimmel of being the ‘p-word.‘
I wish him the best, but I don’t give a s–t what he says about me. As long as he understands what I actually said and I’m not accusing him of being on a list.
Rodgers on The Pat McAfee Show
Furthermore, the 40-year-old quarterback claimed that he understands how serious the allegations can be and that he is not ‘stupid’ to accuse Kimmel without any evidence to back his claims.
For him to be upset about that? I get it. Did you watch the quote? I’m not stupid enough to accuse you of that with absolutely zero concrete evidence. That’s ridiculous
Rodgers said
Aaron Rodgers spent more than 6 minutes to address the ‘serious’ allegations. He also noted how Kimmel has been targeting him since the COVID times.
Rodgers blames the woke establishment and media for the narrative of his words and revealed he has been called a MAGA supporter and anti-Semite because of it.
Meanwhile, ESPN has already apologized for Rodgers’ comments and is now quietly waiting for this whole thing to blow out without any lawsuit in their hands.
Rodgers is reportedly getting paid $1 million a year for his weekly appearances on their network, and lawsuits won’t be worth giving him a platform every week.
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