Pro Bowl offensive tackle David Bakhtiari created a stir among Packers fans and media with his comments about the Packers "rebuilding." However, Bakhtiari attempted to clarify his comments on the OpenMike podcast. He addressed his use of the term "they," saying it referred to the front office and not the team. Bakhtiari argued that moving on from a Hall of Famer like Rodgers is obviously a major step for the franchise and likened it to when the Packers rebuilt from Brett Favre to Rodgers. He further clarified that he is not saying that the team will be good or bad, but reiterated that every team starts the season with a clean slate. With the Packers exploring trade options for Rodgers, Bakhtiari acknowledged there may be growing pains with Love taking over, similar to what Rodgers experienced, and that there is a transition period in building a team. So, is the transition from Rodgers to Love a rebuild or not? Bakhtiari's clarification might leave some room for interpretation, but it's clear he believes this season marks a significant new era for the Packers.