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ArticleAaron Rodgers won't comment on whether play calls are coming in fast enough
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As to whether the plays are coming in 'a little later than you would like,' Rodgers said, 'I'm not gonna touch that one.' Regarding the interaction with McCarthy, Rodgers said, 'Yeah, Mike and I have talked.' It is ironed out? 'It's always ironed out,' Rodgers said.
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Rodgers' play-call frustration with McCarthy signals communication issues in Pittsburgh.

Rodgers displayed visible frustration with the speed of play-call communication from coach Mike McCarthy during Thursday's loss in Cleveland, refusing to comment on whether plays are coming in fast enough—a non-answer that implies, in the source's view, that they are not coming in fast enough. While Rodgers stated he and McCarthy have talked and that their communication is 'always ironed out,' his evasiveness on the efficiency question and the viral moment of frustration suggest underlying tension in the quarterback-coach dynamic that could affect team chemistry and locker room perception of McCarthy's competence.

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