After the Pittsburgh Steelers' 20-3 road loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday, quarterback Aaron Rodgers knew exactly where the blame should go... himself... for not telling his coaches to coach better.
After the defeat, Rodgers spoke to the media and addressed what he felt was the problem with the Steelers' approach. The veteran quarterback took it upon himself to tell Mike McCarthy and company more in the future about what was and wasn't working with their game plan.
Not that he needs to play better... he needs to critique better.
"We need to be better, and it starts with me, that [I'm] making sure Mike knows what's working, what's not working, [letting] our coaches know," Rodgers told the press. "So, we call stuff that we feel like has
a better chance."
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— 93.7 The Fan (@937theFan) September 20, 2026
Aaron Rodgers says he needs to do a better job of letting Mike McCarthy & the #Steelers coaches know what has a better chance of working pic.twitter.com/KNBJhZhp8V
Aaron Rodgers, what a selfless fella, holding himself accountable... to hold other people accountable.
Who do the Steelers play next?
The team hosts the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET on CBS.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Aaron Rodgers indirectly throws Steelers coaches under bus after Patriots loss
