Mike McCarthy didn't take a shut-up-and-play-quarterback approach after Aaron Rodgers' postgame comments following Sunday's win over the Buffalo Bills.

Less than 24 hours after Rodgers said the Packers were "terrible on offense" and called for a game plan that would feature his top playmakers such as Davante Adams and Jimmy Graham more, McCarthy called Rodgers passionate and competitive and denied any rift between the two.

"Hey, I'm no different, too," McCarthy said Monday. "I've called a lot of games in this league and I've gone through a lot of game plans and still represent the team as a head coach. But when I closed my door last night and watched the game, I felt like we left a lot out there."

He seemed incredibly inaccurate yesterday, so maybe he should worry about hitting the guys in the hands before he worries about them being more open.

Originally Posted by: musccy 

Also seemed like he kept wanting to force it deep, even later in the game with a decent lead. Just move the chains dude. Burn some damn clock.

We all bitch about Mike abandoning the run. Is it Aaron audibling out of that, checking to a pass?

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Also seemed like he kept wanting to force it deep, even later in the game with a decent lead. Just move the chains dude. Burn some damn clock.

We all bitch about Mike abandoning the run. Is it Aaron audibling out of that, checking to a pass?

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Wouldn’t it be cool if we could actually hear what play was sent in to the huddle and then see what was subsequently called?!

Originally Posted by: KRK