Gates Bryce Hall, Garrett Wilson celebrates Aaron Rodgers idea

Jets players who were clamoring for Aaron Rodgers to become their teammate began to celebrate.

Wide receiver Jarrett Wilson and running back Bryce Hall took to Twitter Monday afternoon to celebrate the idea that Rodgers could become the next Jets quarterback.

“I’d like to see that smile on my face,” Wilson tweeted With a tear emoji.

“I can finally enjoy my vacation now,” he wrote in a separate tweet.

Hall tweeted Moments later, “The Cheese Head did it,” referring to the bonfire where Ahmed “Sauce” Gardner lit an actual cheese head.

Jets players’ reactions came shortly after a tweet from Trey Wingo, who informed: “Rodgers has been listened to for the planes. History is about to repeat itself between New York and Green Bay. Time is actually a flat circle.”

However, there was no confirmation that Rodgers had made his final decision.

And while Adam Schefter Monday afternoon on ESPN said so There are “growing indications” Rodgers is going to be a jet, he cautioned, as the quarterback hasn’t notified the Jets or Packers of this news yet.

It’s not clear if the Jets players are privy to information the public doesn’t yet have, or if they are responding to Wingo’s tweet on the matter.

If Rodgers doesn’t finish for the Jets, this moment in social media history can be likened to a player celebrating prematurely before reaching the end zone, only to fumble the ball before ending the score.

If the Jets fail to land Rodgers, their quarterback options are diminished.

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Derek Carr signed with the Saints last Monday while Jimmy Garoppolo agreed to a three-year deal with the Raiders in NFL free agency.

Lamar Jackson could be available but it would be very expensive.

In addition to the money he would ask for, the Jets would need to field the Ravens first-round picks under the circumstances of the transitional mark placed on Jackson.