Pat McAfee went off on the NFL on Monday, after he said the league informed him that he is prohibited from using NFL logos in graphics on his daily YouTube show.

It is in play that Pat McAfee could walk away from his four-year, $120 million-plus deal with FanDuel, The Post has learned.

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Pat McAfee, whose ESPN show has 2.8 million subscribers on YouTube, spread a wholly unsubstantiated and vicious rumor on a February broadcast about an unnamed freshman on that campus he said ...

ESPN host and former West Virginia University football star Pat McAfee seemingly addressed lawsuit threats he has received since spreading a rumor about a student at Ole Miss on "The Pat McAfee ...

Pat McAfee is standing firm on his claims that an ESPN executive was "trying to sabotage" his show.

Pat McAfee spent his entire playing career with the Colts (2009 to 2016) before a knee injury prompted him to retire in 2017.

Former NFL punter Pat McAfee has gone on a four-minute tirade directly aimed at the NFL.

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Pat McAfee explains his comments about ESPN's Norby Williamson trying to sabotage his show and how he felt at "war" when he joined the sports network.

Pat McAfee is walking away from his $120 million deal with FanDuel to bring his YouTube show and its millions of subscribers to ESPN and Disney.

A few days after Pat McAfee told his audience the NFL barred him from using any NFL logos on show graphics, the league has reversed course.