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Aaron Rodgers won't comment on whether play calls are coming in fast enough

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers declined to address whether play calls are reaching the huddle with sufficient speed, a topic that gained attention following a visible exchange with head coach Mike McCarthy during a recent defeat in Cleveland. When pressed on Wednesday about the timing of communications, Rodgers refused to engage with the specific criticism, stating he would not touch on the matter.

Despite his silence on the efficiency of the process, Rodgers confirmed that he and McCarthy have discussed the incident and characterized their working relationship as consistently resolved. He noted that while the current method of communication is not always the norm, it has been effective given their shared history of success.

The refusal to comment on the speed of the calls implicitly suggests the quarterback views the timing as suboptimal, a stance that could influence how the rest of the roster perceives the coaching staff's competence.

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