Pat McAfee loves having the "Pat McAfee Show" on ESPN but thinks certain people at the network are "impossible" to work with. He loves having analysts of all different sports come on his program but has found it difficult to get NBA analysts on his show.

Taking to X, Pat McAfee took issue with the lack of availability of ESPN's NBA insiders who are able to appear on his show.

In case you missed it, the NBA kicked off its 79th season on Tuesday with a couple of games in Boston and Los Angeles. But if you were looking for some

On the “Get Up” program on Wednesday, former defensive back Dominique Foxworth watched the Rodgers clip and said, “Man, throw some touchdowns, man,” as the rest of the crew laughed. Rodgers has thrown just 10 touchdown passes and seven interceptions in seven games.

Inspirational speeches on weekday sports talk shows apparently are not the way to galvanize your teammates. Several former NFLers-turned-ESPN personalities ripped Aaron Rodgers’ weekly “Jets State of the Union” addresses on their network’s own “The Pat McAfee Show” for being hypocritical and ironically sending the wrong message,

Ever since Aaron Rodgers was traded to the New York Jets in April 2023, the idea of him quarterbacking the team was entirely hypothetical, as it never

ESPN analysts have grown tired of listening to Aaron Rodgers philosophize on The Pat McAfee Show. On Sunday night, the New York Jets fell to 2-5 after a 37-16 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The 40-year-old quarterback threw two interceptions and connected with Davante Adams on three of nine