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The pundit said there is “no blood” between him and the WNBA star, adding that he learned a lot from the ordeal.

The sports analyst apologized in a post on X, explaining the reasoning for his choice of words.

“I absolutely feel like it was personal,” Kyle Filipowski said.

Bringing Rodgers on to talk about Bill Belichick’s resignation, McAfee explained that the quarterback would still be coming on for “big events.”

Smith said he made his pastor, ESPN colleagues, and his family aware of his forthcoming tirade—an apparent indicator of how strong his comments would be.

A day after the QB went on a conspiracy-laden rant blasting ESPN execs and refusing to apologize to Jimmy Kimmel, McAfee announced Rodgers’ TV season was over.

CNN anchor Pamela Brown recalled an instance nearly a decade ago when Aaron Rodgers brought up a “very disturbing, debunked conspiracy theory” while the two were talking.