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Thou shalt not speak ill of Aaron Rodgers

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What gets you fired quicker in the National Football League: treating a woman like a ragdoll? Or criticizing a prima donna quarterback?

I know. Silly question.

It took the Kansas City Chiefs and the NFL nearly a year before the team jettisoned star running back Kareem Hunt. It took a TMZ video of an incident in Cleveland, showing Hunt punching a woman. The team started to investigate the incident but was told by the NFL, which has a history of covering for abusers, not to.

In Green Bay, however, it took mere minutes for the team to react to a tweet from Winston Moss, the associate coach for linebackers.

He called out quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who didn't get along with coach Mike McCarthy. McCarthy was fired on Sunday.

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Joe Philbin, the interim coach, issued the usual blah, blah, blah.

“We thank Winston for his contributions to the Packers over the past 13 years,” Philbin said in a statement. “We hope for the best for Winston and his family moving forward.”