Russell Wilson has had a disastrous first season with the Denver Broncos, and the star quarterback is reportedly determined to do everything in his power to prevent a repeat in 2023.
Wilson plans to re-examine every part of his routine during the offseason, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media. The 34-year-old will consider making changes to everything from his offseason preparation to his physical build.
Wilson has focused in recent years on building muscle and playing more from within the pocket. Rapoport indicated that Wilson is not opposed to reverting to his roots and slimming down again in order to be quicker and more athletic.
There is no question former Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett was partially to blame for Wilson’s struggles. Hackett’s offensive system was completely ineffective, which is why he was fired after less than a full season on the job. Wilson, however, held himself accountable with his classy response to Hackett’s dismissal.
Wilson has thrown for 3,019 yards, 12 touchdowns and 9 interceptions in 13 games this season. That is the total opposite of what the Broncos expected after they signed him to a $245 million extension last offseason.
Denver will now search for a head coach who believes he can get the most out of Wilson. The quarterback sounds prepared to do his part to make sure the new partnership works.
