Sports host Pat McAfee’s future at ESPN seems to be on everyone’s mind after the former NFL player’s weekly guest, Jets QB Aaron Rodgers, suggested late-night host Jimmy Kimmel could be on the client list of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Kimmel obviously hit back and McAfee apologized, then claimed an ESPN executive was “attempting to sabotage” his show. Rodgers responded by claiming he didn’t say Kimmel was a pedophile, after which McAfee announced on his show on January 10 that “‘Aaron Rodgers’ Tuesday Season 4 is done” and he personally was “happy about it.”
So, what happens now for the man ESPN has called “one of the most successful voices in sport media” after he joined the network in September of 2023?
Burke Magnus, president of content at ESPN, has been a vocal supporter of McAfee and said at launch of his show, “We can’t wait for Pat and…
