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ESPN’s Pat McAfee Apologizes After Aaron Rodgers’ Epstein Comments

ESPN’s Pat McAfee Apologizes After Aaron Rodgers’ Epstein Comments
Pat McAfee attends the Los Angeles Premiere Of Netflix's "Quarterback" at TUDUM Theater in Hollywood, Calif., on July 11, 2023. JC Olivera/Getty Images
Carly Mayberry
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ESPN host Pat McAfee has apologized to his listeners over footballer Aaron Rodgers’ insinuation that talk-show host Jimmy Kimmel could be on a rumored list of clients of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein who was also charged with sex trafficking.

The sports analyst said he could understand why Mr. Kimmel got so upset over the comment.

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