Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers accused Seattle Seahawks defensive end Darryl Tapp of biting him during the Packers' 27-17 victory last season. "It felt like a bee sting," Rodgers said Wednesday. "I was looking down, and he was biting my arm, so I had to get his teeth off my shoulder. Luckily, I was wearing a long sleeve." Tapp steadfastly denies that allegation, saying, "He's not my concern as far as if I bit him or not because it didn't happen. I don't understand it. If he believes I bit him, send me the film, the exact play, and I'll apologize. I'm pretty sure it didn't happen -- pretty positive." Not only did Tapp deny the incident, but he also seemed puzzled as to the timing of Rodgers' complaint. "I know me personally, if someone were to bite me, I wouldn't wait a whole year to bring it up to somebody to get it handled," Tapp said. During the fourth quarter of the Oct. 12, 2008 game in Seattle, when Rodgers was sacked by Brian Russell, and Tapp ended up at the bottom of the pile as well, Rodgers drove Tapp's head into the turf as he got up from the pile and looked to his left arm, clearly bothered by something. Source: Associated Press
