Summary
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers criticized the officials after a missed pass interference call in their game against the Cleveland Browns. His remarks about the referees may lead to a fine, as the NFL usually penalizes players and coaches for public criticism of officiating.
Key Facts
- Pittsburgh Steelers played against the Cleveland Browns in a recent game.
- Aaron Rodgers, the Steelers' quarterback, was unhappy about a missed call for pass interference.
- The incident involved a throw to wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Browns cornerback Denzel Ward.
- The referee's decision not to call pass interference could impact the game’s outcome.
- Criticizing officials publicly often leads to fines, typically around $25,000 in the NFL.
- Rodgers' comments may lead to a fine, as similar fines have been issued to others.
- An important future game between the Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens will determine the AFC North champion.
