Aaron Rodgers wears his emotions on his sleeve when on the football field. He has always been that way and nothing has changed with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

We’ve seen Rodgers give it to his Steelers teammates on several occasions this season and it’s all part of the veteran signal-caller holding his teammates accountable, which is never a bad thing.

We saw yet another example of Rodgers getting at his offense on Sunday night in the game against the Green Bay Packers after he was unable to connect with wide receiver DK Metcalf on a deep ball in the second quarter.

We’re not exactly sure what Rodgers was mad about, but it might’ve been the fact that Metcalf dropped what would’ve been a touchdown.

We’re not going to lip read for you, but you can probably make out what Rodgers said. Warning: he used some very naughty words.

Up until that point, the Steelers were having a tough night on offense, as the unit was only able to muster up short drives and a pair of field goals, so that’s why Rodgers was extra fired up there.

Rodgers figures to have a little extra motivation on Sunday night, as he’s facing his former team for the first time since departing in 2023. However, Rodgers didn’t admit that publicly.

“I don’t have any animosity toward the organization,” he said. “Obviously, I wish that things had been better in our last year there, but I have a great relationship with a lot of people still in that organization, and this is not a revenge game for me. I’m just excited to see some of those guys and be on ‘Sunday Night Football’ again.”

Rodgers also has an opportunity to become the fifth quarterback in NFL history to beat every team if he can emerge victorious over Green Bay on Sunday night.