New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers stirred the rumor pot a bit with a hidden Green Bay Packers message in his latest Instagram post that showed appreciation to 'my 17s.'
knows how to stir up rumors, and his latest Instagram post Wednesday night was another example.
His former left tackle, David Bakhtiari, was tagged in the photo near Rodgers’ rear end. This could be an inside joke between the two, but Jets fans believe there could be a message in why Rodgers placed the name of his former blindside protector there. Perhaps Rodgers is suggesting to GM Joe Douglas and the front office they should bring in reinforcements, preferably a familiar face in Bakhtiari.
The 32-year-old tackle is still under contract with the Packers for the next two seasons before becoming an unrestricted free agent in 2025. But since the team is in a transition after the blockbuster Rodgers trade to the Jets, perhaps it would be willing to unload another first-team All-Pro player.
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