Aaron Rodgers wants apology from Molly Knight over story she didn't write - New York Post

In his press conference Wednesday, the Packers quarterback railed against “disinformation” in a Wall Street Journal story that quoted his segment from the “Pat McAfee Show” where he joked that he had COVID toe (and then implied that he actually had a broken pinky toe).

“I have a fractured toe, so I expect a full apology from Molly Knight and whoever her editors were,” Rodgers said.

Molly Knight, who does not work for the Wall Street Journal, has a Substack page where she covers baseball.

The Wall Street Journal story was written by Andrew Beaton.

The Post and Wall Street Journal are both part of News Corp.

Knight had shared the Wall Street Journal story with a caption that said, “This is what happens when you take medical advice from Joe Rogan.” She deleted the tweet when she was told that “COVID toe” was a joke from Rodgers.

“Today I tweeted a link to a Wall Street Journal story about Aaron Rodgers, then went to a spin class and the local homeless feed where I volunteer,” Knight wrote.

“I do not work for the Wall Street Journal?

“I have no idea why Aaron Rodgers said my name in a press conference,” Knight responded when asked by a replier why he named her.