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Aaron Rodgers, Mike McCarthy exchange F-bombs on Steelers' TD drive

During Thursday night's scoreless opening quarter against the Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and head coach Mike McCarthy were captured on audio trading profanities after a delay in receiving a play call at the opposing 20-yard line. The ensuing pass fell incomplete, though the offense recovered shortly afterward when Rodgers connected with Roman Wilson for a 12-yard touchdown to establish a 7-0 lead.

This friction follows a previous public critique by Rodgers after a Week 2 defeat to New England regarding communication over play calling between the two in their first season collaborating again in eight years.

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