After the Jets scored their second touchdown of the night against the Patriots, quarterback Aaron Rodgers approached coach Robert Saleh. What happened next went viral.

Although it was a far cry from the Kirk Cousins/Mike Zimmer push and pull and hold me downmany (#many) tried to read something into it, literally or humorously, or a combination of both.

In short, Saleh went for a hug and Rodgers opted for a two-handed push to the chest. The interaction was capped by a sideways glance from Rodgers that carried a whiff of stench.

Rodgers was asked about the “awkward” moment after the 24-3 victory.

“No, it’s not uncomfortable at all“, Rodgers told reporters. “He’s not normally a big hugger. So I didn’t know he was going for the hug. He also likes to do the two-handed chest push. But he talks a lot about a two-point lead. So I gave him a little push and said, ‘Two-point lead.'”

Still, Rodgers gave Saleh a look at the back that seemed to contain a message. Perhaps it was as simple as, “Let’s not pop the champagne yet, Bob.”

In summary, the push/hug was nothing. The goodbye look might have been something.