Russell Wilson’s first season with the Broncos was not a glamorous affair.
When he was traded to Denver in March of 2022, Wilson visualized his plan of “winning three or four Super Bowls” in the Mile High City. However, when the ’22 campaign ended, one that started with immeasurable hype and was highlighted by the addition of the nine-time Pro Bowler, culminated in a 5–12 record. The Broncos finished at the bottom of the AFC West and fired first-year head coach Nathaniel Hackett.
Last season, Wilson threw for 3,524 yards, a career-low 16 touchdowns and 11 interceptions through 15 games. Despite the dreadful year, Broncos offseason training activities are back underway with several months still to go the start of the 2023 season and the 34-year-old is seeking to redeem himself under new head coach Sean Payton.
