The Packers offense has not been able to get anything going against the Bengals so far on Sunday. That's led to some hot feelings on the sideline. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers and coach Mike McCarthy exchanged some words on the sideline after the Packers failed to turn the fourth Bengals turnover of the day into a...

Josh Alper  wrote:

That was nothing to me. Are players and coaches not allowed to have some strong emotion sometimes? I mean, c'mon. Sports media really drives me crazy sometimes. As Aikman said, he did that with every player caller that he ever had. It's just football. The media has to try to find a story somewhere, though, unfortunately.

Originally Posted by: DoddPower 

That was nothing to me. Are players and coaches not allowed to have some strong emotion sometimes? I mean, c'mon. Sports media really drives me crazy sometimes. As Aikman said, he did that with every player caller that he ever had. It's just football. The media has to try to find a story somewhere, though, unfortunately.

Originally Posted by: DoddPower 

yeah, non-story because both have so much invested in each other; that and they are mature enough to get over it, but ...... I sure wish I knew what they were jawing about.

McCarthy: You could avoid some of those sacks by getting rid of the ball a little bit quicker.

Rodgers: Yeah right, if you'd EVER get me a line that could block ........

McCarthy: Just get the ball out of your hand quicker and see what happens.

Rodgers: Uh OK Coach, just watch what I do in the second half.

Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker