Green Bay Packers MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers is reportedly set to haul in $200 million over the next four years after agreeing to a lucrative contract extension with the team. The deal, once finalized, would be the largest in NFL history, with Rodgers pocketing as much as $50 million per season. That's cause for celebration if we've ever seen it, and Rodgers' Packers teammates were delighted that their star quarterback got his payday and will be staying in Green Bay. A handful of his comrades took to social media to share their joy for the 38-year-old.

David Bakhtiari, one of Rodgers' closest friends, was among the first to congratulate the star quarterback, hilariously celebrating the extension via Twitter.

Bakhtiari has spent his entire NFL career protecting Rodgers in the trenches, and the two have developed an incredibly close bond. In fact, Rodgers even officiated Bakhtiari's wedding this past weekend. It's safe to say there's hardly a person out there happier for the veteran QB than Bakhtiari.

Packers young running back AJ Dillon also celebrated Rodgers' big extension, clearly fired up to have the MVP quarterback in Green Bay for the foreseeable future.

It's all good vibes in Green Bay right now, and AJ Dillon is happy to prove the doubters wrong after Rodgers' return to the Packers became a reality.

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Allen Lazard didn't even bother sparing a word for the haters, instead choosing to react with a series of crying-laughing emojis, joyfully celebrating the return of No. 12.

That just about sums up the reaction of everyone within the organization right about now.

We saved the best reaction for last, however. Packers' third-string QB and Twitter legend Kurt Benkert shared a hilarious Fast and Furious-themed video to the social media platform.

The Benkert-Rodgers tandem isn't going anywhere folks, so fans in Green Bay need not worry.