CINCINNATI -- Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green is the quiet, lead-by-example type. In seven seasons, he's rarely aired his grievances. If he's unhappy, it's unlikely many people are going to know about it.
So when Green voiced his frustration with the offense after the Bengals failed to score a touchdown for the second straight game, it probably made an impact.
For the second straight week, he sat at his locker in full pads and faced reporters. He didn't raise his voice or yell, but frustration simmered from him. In his own quiet way, he admitted he was unhappy with the offense and his role in it.