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Pat McAfee issues apology to Detroit Lions Nation after he acts like ‘spoiled (expletive)’

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As you may have heard by now, Pat McAfee got his panties in a bunch a bit on Monday when the Detroit Lions PR department said “no” to him when he requested head coach Dan Campbell come on his show. “Hey @Lions… I respect the move of denying our request for MCDC to come on the show this week,” McAfee tweeted. “I feel like because of @evanfoxy, we’re one of the only nonDetroit shows, in the history of microphones and cameras and stuff, that chat about the Lions regularly. Good luck Sunday.”

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Pat McAfee Detroit Lions Dan Campbell

Then, on Tuesday, while having Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers as a guest, McAfee blasted the Lions and their fans even further just because the Lions PR denied his interview request for Campbell.

Check it out.

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Pat McAfee issues apology to Detroit Lions Nation

Well, after listening back to the tape, McAfee realized that he sounded like a ‘spoiled (explitive)’ and he has since issued the following apology:

Nation, do you accept McAfee’s apology?

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