QB Russell Wilson is like a used car salesman trying to sell for that rusty barrel that is a Broncos offense. He insists it will shine one day.
“There are so many great things in store,” Wilson said after Denver’s 11-10 win on Sunday night against the 49ers. “I can feel it. Even the deep ball with Jerry (Jeudy), we almost got it, everything is just so close… it’s going to be unstoppable.”
In three-quarters, the offense was successful. Broncos had 14 drives, score over two and average 3.7 yards every time you play. Denver ranked Number 30 in scoring violations.
“Mistakes are something we have to fix,” said the head coach Nathaniel Hackett in a post-game press conference.
In the end, Wilson created the fourth quarter magic, a six-minute touchdown drive to secure victory. He briefly showed what made him a star in Seattle, scrambling and delivering precise passes.
