Jimmy Kimmel followed up on Aaron Rodgers.
And Jemele Hill followed suit.
Hill, a former ESPN personality, criticized Rodgers on CNN after the quarterback's rant on Tuesday's “Pat McAfee Show.”
“What's really upsetting is that he appears on mainstream media platforms every week to complain about how the mainstream media is censoring him.” Hill said. “Sir, you are not silent. It's just that people think a lot of the words that come out of your mouth are stupid.”
Hill addressed the Rodgers-Kimmel feud last week, saying ESPN “needs to tone it down” because it's an internal dispute.
Mr. Rogers said last week that Mr. Kimmel hoped he was not on convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's client list, and Mr. Kimmel hinted at possible legal action in a tweet. did.
Kimmel then criticized Rodgers in a monologue on Monday, but Rodgers did not apologize on Tuesday.
The Jets quarterback then went on to defend his views on the coronavirus for a long time, a very long time, which he believes is why he is under constant attack.
“This is the media strategy,” Rogers said. “They try to cancel.”
How Mr. Hill believes he is being silenced even though Mr. Rogers is given a platform every week by Mr. McAfee, who never challenges Mr. Rogers about his beliefs. I couldn't understand.
“Aaron Rodgers complaining about cancel culture and the mainstream media while appearing weekly on a mainstream sports network is the most Aaron Rodgers thing ever.” Hill tweeted.
Hill also mentioned an ESPN show that was canceled because it was deemed too political.
“The Pat McAfee and Aaron Rodgers show is what conservatives thought was SC6 😂” she tweeted on Tuesday.
Hill made it clear that he wasn't a fan of Rodgers' corner with McAfee, where Rodgers basically opined about everything as if it were fact.
“Watching Aaron Rodgers on 'The Pat McAfee Show' every week feels like watching Newsmax.” Hill told CNN..
