​Aaron Rodgers is getting another offseason bonding trip with several Pittsburgh Steelers teammates, and the guest list has already become part of the conversation.Rodgers posted a group photo on Instagram with the caption, “Last rodeo. #bondingweek.” Flanking him were Michael Pittman Jr., Ben Skowronek, Mason Rudolph, DK Metcalf and Pat Freiermuth, with Roman Wilson standing next to Rodgers.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThat detail caught the attention of 93.7 The Fan personality Andrew Fillipponi, who tweeted, “Some things that stick out to me about the Aaron Rodgers retreat. He’s next to Roman Wilson. Which is interesting because Rodgers seemed like he couldn’t stand Wilson last year.”Wilson’s placement might be worth noting. The young receiver needs a productive camp after a quiet start to his career, and extra time with Rodgers can only help timing, trust and route communication. If Wilson is going to earn a larger role, this work can give him a better chance.Fillipponi also brought up the absence of Darnell Washington and Will Howard. Howard had a reason, as his sister’s Instagram account showed him attending a wedding. Rookies Drew Allar and Germie Bernard weren’t pictured either, which leaves room for fans to wonder whether they had other commitments. It’s tough to imagine Rodgers would flat-out not invite them. It would not only be an immature move but also create unnecessary tension before the season even begins.Fans called out Fillipponi in the comments, with one reply labeling his tweet “high school mentality” and another accusing him of trying to create drama. That response fits Fillipponi’s reputation for poking Steelers Nation, but it’s natural for roster chemistry trips to bring speculation when notable names aren’t included.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementIt’s a trend for quarterbacks to organize offseason work with fellow passers and receivers. Rodgers hosted a similar gathering in Malibu last year, and neither Howard nor Rudolph attended. Rudolph’s presence this time around shows the invite list can change without it being a big deal.This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Aaron Rodgers’ bonding week creates a new Steelers storyline