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Aaron Rodgers won't comment on whether play calls are coming in fast enough
ProFootballTalk · Mike Florio ·

After Thursday night's loss in Cleveland, Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers wasn't asked about his viral moment with coach Mike McCarthy, sparked by Rodgers's obvious frustration with the time it was taking to communicate the play call to the huddle.
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