Aaron Rodgers Addresses Mike McCarthy's Play-Calling, Steelers' Execution Issues
Rodgers said the Steelers must simplify the offense after scoring 3 points and gaining 235 yards in a loss to New England.
- On Sunday, Aaron Rodgers discussed the Pittsburgh Steelers' 20-3 loss to the New England Patriots, suggesting he needs to communicate better with Mike McCarthy regarding offensive play-calling.
- Against the Patriots, the Steelers recorded 235 yards of total offense, bringing their two-game season total to 499, the fewest team yards through two games in Rodgers' Hall of Fame career.
- Rodgers admitted he must ensure Mike McCarthy knows "what's working" offensively, emphasizing the team must transfer practice execution into game-day results.
- Mike McCarthy attempted to shoulder blame for the offensive struggles, stating "I did not do a good job" as the architect of the offense.
- Next week, the Pittsburgh Steelers will host Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals at Acrisure Stadium, needing improved offensive output to bounce back.
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Ex-Steelers player calls out issues between Aaron Rodgers, Mike McCarthy
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ new chapter with Mike McCarthy as the head coach and Aaron Rodgers as the quarterback has gotten off to a rough start. Through two games, the Steelers are 1-1, although they have scored a total of 23 points. The offense has struggled, and former Pittsburgh offensive lineman Willie Colon called out McCarthy …
Aaron Rodgers Takes Blame For Steelers’ Week 2 Loss To The Patriots
Aaron Rodgers has apparently decided that silence is not golden. After the Pittsburgh Steelers were beaten 20-3 by the New England Patriots in Week 2, Rodgers admitted that he needs to do a better job of communicating with the coaching staff. Translation? If a play is going nowhere, maybe somebody should say something before the offense runs it anyway. This is a pretty passive aggressive comment from Aaron Rodgers. Says he needs to do a better j…
Monday night open thread: Rodgers-McCarthy War II edition
Aaron Rodgers may be distancing himself from MAGA — I guess even Joe Rogan may have seen some polls by now — but he still has a very Trumpian view of personal accountability: this is incredible at first he seems like he’s taking accountability:“we need to be better, and it starts with me…”But then??? what do you need to be better at? “…at making sure the coaches know what’s not working so they call better plays” pic.twitter.com/nE9OSxDvIW— Warre…
“Going Through Some Sort of Crisis”: Aaron Rodgers’ Behaviour Sparks Concern After Backhanded Jab at Mike McCarthy
After losing 20-3 to the New England Patriots in Week 2, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers walked up to the post-game podium and stressed that there’s a need to up the urgency. While he insisted there was no need to “point fingers,” just seconds later, he took an indirect shot at head coach Mike McCarthy. […]
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