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Andy Nesbitt

Sad Jets Fan Goes Viral With Middle Finger Salute to Zach Wilson After Aaron Rodgers’s Injury

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Aaron Rodgers’ first game with the New York Jets lasted just four snaps, as he was forced to leave the game with an ankle injury that will keep him out for the rest of Monday night’s game against the Bills, and maybe even longer. 

Needless to say, this wasn’t the way anyone saw Rodgers’s debut with his new team going, especially having it happen just moments after such an electric scene during player introductions. 

It’s tough being a Jets fan on most days, but even more so after watching the legendary QB leave his first game on a cart. One fan was seen flipping the middle finger during the first half after Zach Wilson threw an interception:

Ouch. 

There’s still a lot of football left but this has been the worst start possible for Rodgers and the Jets. 

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