GREEN BAY — If you were planning on catching ESPN's "The Pat McAfee Show" in person at the 2025 NFL draft in Green Bay, you appear to be out of luck.

Pat McAfee blasts the NFL for disrespect, claiming the league deliberately isolated his show at the Scouting Combine.

Pat McAfee didn't appreciate the way he and his show were treated at the NFL scouting combine last week so he has decided to stay home for the NFL draft. On Monday's edition of The Pat McAfee Show the host explained that after being invited to the combine he was met with resistance from middle managers who made him deal with red tape and jump through hoops before he could broadcast.

The Indianapolis-based ESPN personality and former Colts punter can't figure out how his show got shut out of NFL Scouting Combine.

Olbermann called McAfee an “idiot” who should be fired over his outburst — when he called Canada a “terrible country” — while color commentating for WWE’s “Elimination Chamber” in Toronto on Saturday. McAfee chastised Canadian fans during the broadcast after “very loud” boos rang down during the U.S. national anthem at Rogers Centre.

Warren Sapp was one of the NFL's most outspoken and expressive players during his career, and that hasn't changed into retirement. Sapp recently expressed an issue he had with comments made by another former player about last weekend's NFL scouting combine.

Pat McAfee is setting the record straight about why he decided to pull his eponymous ESPN show from covering the upcoming NFL Draft live in Green Bay, WI., following what he says was a less-than-impressive reception from some league officials last week at the Scouting Combine.