On Monday, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers attacked Dr. Anthony Fauci on ESPN, calling him an "absolute criminal" and "absolute coward." Rodgers also promoted a false conspiracy theory about Fauci's family. raccoongame.org
On Tuesday, Fauci's lawyer David Schertler responded via email: "Aaron Rodgers doesn't know what he's talking about. He should stick to football." ESPN has declined comment on Rodgers' remarks. It remains unclear if Rodgers will continue the dialogue at upcoming press conferences.
