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Tim Capurso

Steelers Player Seemed to Go Rogue on Flea Flicker, and Aaron Rodgers Was Not Happy

The Steelers had a bit of a snafu on the second drive of their Thursday night game against the Bengals when running back Jaylen Warren appeared to go rogue, irking star quarterback Aaron Rodgers in the process.

Facing a second-and-4 from the Pittsburgh 44-yard line with 6:16 remaining in the first quarter, Rodgers handed the ball off to Warren, who flipped it back to a seemingly surprised Rodgers. Rodgers then searched for a receiver as the Bengals' pass rush closed in on him before throwing the ball in the general vicinity of tight end Jonnu Smith for an incomplete pass.

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