Steelers Support Rodgers' Free Speech

Steelers spokesman Burt Lauten told WTAE-TV that "discussions around culture and politics can bring differing perspectives, and our players are entitled to their own personal views." This statement comes after Rodgers aired grievances on the show, with ESPN choosing not to comment on the matter. slot-chickenroad.org

The comments raise questions about what current Steelers coach Mike McCarthy thinks about the situation. Last season, Rodgers limited his appearances on McAfee's show during the season, a move that former coach Mike Tomlin may have influenced to minimize distractions.