The arrangement is unusual given ESPN’s status as a news operation.
The money is worth it, McAfee said, because of the value Rodgers brought to McAfee’s company. “Everybody who helped us get to this point has reaped the benefits of it, that’s how business is supposed to work,” told the
“To be transparent, Aaron deserves much more than what he’s gotten for the time and effort he has put into ‘Aaron Rodgers Tuesdays,’” he said. Rodgers, who is still employed by the Jets despite a season-ending injury in August, has made regular appearances on the show for years. He—to a debate over COVID-19 vaccines, a week after he dubbed Kelce “Mr. Pfizer” over the latter’s marketing relationship with the pharmaceutical company.
Rodgers’ companion in such a debate, he told McAfee, would be 2024 presidential candidate and vaccine conspiracy theorist Robert F. Kennedy Jr.-hosted show is unusual due to its lack of disclosure, particularly given the network’s status as a news operation. The Society of Professional Journalists’ code of ethicsESPN, which began airing the first two hours of the show last month in a license agreement, declined to comment.
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