The New York Jets are one of the most controversial teams in the NFL, and most of that title is dedicated to the team’s leader and quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, who has done some interesting things throughout his NFL career.

At the time of writing this article, the Jets are taking on the New England Patriots, and a hilarious sideline moment between Rodgers and Jets’ bench boss Robert Saleh has already occurred following their second touchdown.

Many fans are watching a clip of the quarterback coming off the field after running back Breece Hall scored his first touchdown. After the touchdown, Saleh can be seen coming over to his quarterback before Rodgers says something to him.

The big question is, what did the quarterback say to his head coach following the touchdown run from the Jets’ young ball carrier? Many NFL fans think they have the answer, which is blowing up on social media.

Aaron Rodgers Said One Of The Most Diabolical Things To Robert Saleh On The Sideline

One social media user pointed out that Rodgers looked significantly less than happy about the play while walking away from Saleh. This is causing a huge stir on social media, with some fans theorizing about what Rodgers might have said.

One fan claimed that the angry quarterback told his head coach not to hug him following the play.

However, there are other fans who believe he’s saying “too early” or even “Why did you call that? ” This could explain the 40-year-old signal caller’s cold look towards his head coach. Knowing Rodgers, it’s not far off.

While we may never know what Rodgers told Saleh, fans will theorize no matter what. The game will continue, and if the Jets win, all will most likely be settled in Gotham.