Jimmy Kimmel takes shot at 'delusional people' amid Aaron Rodgers feud

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Jimmy Kimmel started his late-night show by firing off another shot at New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers following the player’s latest appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show."

Rodgers went on a long tangent earlier Tuesday, saying he never called Kimmel a pedophile and wondered whether the comedian actually listened to what he said last week when he said people like Kimmel do not want the Jeffrey Epstein client list to come out.

Kimmel took shots at Rodgers’ intelligence during Monday’s monologue and had a little more on Tuesday.

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Jimmy Kimmel, left, and New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers. (Invision for the Television Academy/AP)

"Things have settled down. We had a tumultuous week butting heads with delusional people," he said. "I was watching people actually play football last night. I was watching the college national championship game. The University of Michigan beat the University of Washington – 34-13 was the score. If you believe the mainstream media."

Kimmel then cracked that doctors say the U.S. is in a "tripledemic."

"The tripledemic is the flu COVID and RSV all teaming up like the three amigos of phlegm," he said. "Doctors are urging Americans to ask your medical professional or whichever NFL quarterback you trust for preventative advice."

Rodgers also took issue with people allegedly trying to "cancel" him.

As he talked about ESPN senior vice president, production Mike Foss' statement on his initial remarks about Kimmel last week, Rodgers said the release was just falling into the media trap.

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