On Wednesday, Pat McAfee announced that Aaron Rodgers would not be continuing his weekly appearances on the former punter's eponymous show on ESPN this season after the last 2 spots caused an uproar.

Chris Russo said Pat McAfee needs to be tougher and handle criticism better amid the Aaron Rodgers-Jimmy Kimmel drama.

Pat McAfee announced at the start of ESPN's The Pat McAfee Show on Wednesday that Aaron Rodgers has made his final appearance of the season.

Aaron Rodgers made his customary appearance on Tuesday on The Pat McAfee Show, and he opened up about the history of his back-and-forth with Jimmy Kimmel, and then went after ESPN exec Mike Foss.

Jimmy Kimmel was photographed in Los Angeles on Wednesday morning, one day after he threatened potential legal action against Aaron Rodgers, who suggested the late-night host could be named on a list of Jeffrey Epstein associates.

Jimmy Kimmel threatened to see Aaron Rodgers in court if the Jets quarterback kept insinuating that the late-night host had a relationship with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Aaron Rodgers segments have devolved into a middle-school lunchroom fight and are turning The Pat McAfee Show into a disaster for ESPN.

Pat McAfee needs to produce better ratings for ESPN to be worth his $85 million contract and the headaches his show causes, like the Aaron Rodgers-Jimmy Kimmel controversy.

WFAN host Gregg Giannotti said Jets owner Woody Johnson needs to get Aaron Rodgers out of his weekly paid Pat McAfee Show spot.