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Steelers back Rodgers' right to personal views

The Pittsburgh Steelers said athletes are entitled to personal opinions after Aaron Rodgers appeared on The Pat McAfee Show. The team’s spokesperson Burt Lauten emphasized that locker room discussions can differ.

The Steelers issued a statement in support of Aaron Rodgers’ comments on The Pat McAfee Show. The team’s spokesperson Burt Lauten said, “Discussions around culture and politics can bring differing perspectives, and our players are entitled to their own personal views.” The comment came after Rodgers’ appearance, which drew little response from ESPN. The team clarified that while coaches may have reservations, players retain the right to speak freely. sport-newz.biz