On the internet, everything is dissected for any possible hidden meaning, especially when you're a famous athlete or the spouse of a famous athlete.Therefore, it should come as no surprise that a seemingly innocent Instagram post by Utah Jazz star Gordon Hayward's wife struck fear into the hearts of Jazz fans on Sunday night.Though the post was simply a photo of the couple's daughter, fans were quick to point out a blatantly obvious oversight on Robyn Hayward's part.Though the post has now been deleted, it was captured and tweeted out. In the picture, Robyn is holding her daughter, who is wearing a shirt with a four-leaf clover on it and a message that says "Go Green" across the back:

As Hayward prepares to potentially test the free agency market this summer, he has been linked with the Boston Celtics, so having a green shirt on with that message was understandably scary for Jazz fans to see.

However, the Celtics' logo is a shamrock, not a four-leaf clover, though that's a difficult distinction for anyone to make. A shamrock is a type of clover, so it's not actually that far off (see what I mean about overanalyzing everything on the internet?).

Hayward has also recently been linked to the Miami Heat - another team that should have some cap room and a desire to compete for the 2018 title.

The Jazz still have a chance to re-sign the former Butler star, but it's not the slam dunk it could have been if Utah could have offered him more money.

By missing out on the All-NBA teams this season, Hayward isn't eligible to receive a super-max extension from the Jazz, so he will likely opt out of his current contract and test the market, which should be high for the emerging star.

Hayward averaged a career-high 21.9 points this year, leading the Jazz to a 51-31 regular-season record and a first-round playoff victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. In the Western Conference Semifinals, though, Utah was swept by the Golden State Warriors.

If the Warriors re-sign Kevin Durant, then it may make sense for Hayward to head east, where he can join a weaker conference and form a team that matches up better with LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Whatever Hayward decides, he's going to take his time. And, he probably won't release any decision via a post on his wife's Instagram page. If he does decided to "Go Green," he'll make that announcement himself.