Aaron Rodgers was involved in a foul-mouthed clash with Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy during Pittsburgh’s clash with the Cleveland Browns on Thursday Night Football.

Rodgers snapped at McCarthy during the first half at Huntington Bank Field as he waited to hear the next play call. 

‘What the f***? Call it!’ the 42-year-old shouted while his teammates waited in the huddle.

Cameras then caught McCarthy responding to his veteran quarterback, with the Steelers head coach appearing to call Rodgers a ‘f***ing a**hole.’

Rodgers and McCarthy spent more than a decade working together in Green Bay and together they led the Packers to Super Bowl glory at the end of the 2010 season. 

The Steelers raced into a 7-0 lead over their rivals on Thursday night, only for the Browns to take control of the game.

Rodgers threw a costly interception that allowed Cleveland to tie the game before Quinshon Judkins gave the 2-1 Browns a 14-7 lead before halftime.

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