Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers wasn’t a fan of one particular offensive play call during his team’s victory over a division rival.The Steelers were locked in a tight game with the Cincinnati Bengals throughout the afternoon on a dreary day in Pittsburgh.Down three points in the final quarter, Rodgers attempted to find receiver Romeo Wilson deep to the left side on a 3rd and 10.Unfortunately for the Steelers, the pass fell incomplete – leading to an angry Rodgers.CBS cameras caught him saying to the sidelines: ‘That play f***in sucks a**. F***in sucks a**!’It’s unclear who Rodgers was directing his anger towards, with it likely being either head coach Mike McCarthy or offensive coordinator Brian Angelichio.WARNING: POST BELOW CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE A ticked-off Aaron Rodgers let his sideline know that he didn’t like an offensive play call Rodgers let obscenities loose toward someone on the sideline, though it isn’t clear who his anger was directed at in particular (pictured: head coach Mike McCarthy, left, Rodgers, right) Rodgers and the Steelers eeked out a close victory over the rival Cincinnati BengalsJoin the discussionShould NFL players publicly call out their coaches, or does it hurt team unity and respect?What’s your view?Fortunately for Rodgers, the Bengals muffed the ensuing punt and the Steelers recovered.Pittsburgh kicked a field goal on the following drive to tie the game at 27-27.On the drive after that, they kicked a field goal again to take a 30-27 lead in the game.With about two minutes left, Joe Burrow and the Bengals still had an opportunity to drive the length of the field and score a touchdown to win the contest.But with less than a minute remaining and the Bengals sitting on the Pittsburgh 38-yard-line, Burrow was sacked and lost the football.The Steelers recovered the cough-up and ran out the remainder of the clock to win the game.This result makes the AFC North the most competitive division in football through the first three weeks of action as all four teams – the Steelers, the Bengals, the Baltimore Ravens and the Cleveland Browns – sit at 2-1 on the season.That will all change next week when the Steelers travel to Cleveland for Thursday Night Football.