Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was apparently not a fan of former head coach Mike McCarthy's play-calling.
On Monday, Albert Breer of The MMQB pointed to the "well-documented" friction between the two, noting: "As I understand it, it'd had gotten to the point where Rodgers—who has autonomy to adjust as he sees fit—was regularly changing plays, which would make it difficult for McCarthy to find his rhythm as a play-caller."
One coach told Breer the situation often developed into something of a competition to see which one had the better play call.