Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson received major shade from Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton.

Broncos fans are reading into Sean Payton’s “misery” comments on the 2023 season, and even Richard Sherman has chimed in.

Russell Wilson has made his intentions crystal clear after the Pittsburgh Steelers' heartbreaking playoff loss to the Ravens.

Russell Wilson failed to lead a game-winning drive against the Bengals on Saturday and the Broncos now must win (or tie) on Sunday.

Former Denver Broncos offensive lineman Mark Schlereth gave Russell Wilson some props when he was doing well earlier this year, but given the recent four-game slid, he’s back to ripping the nine-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champion.

The Denver Broncos had to pinch pennies after parting ways with veteran quarterback Russell Wilson in 2024. The Broncos took on a $53 million "dead money" cap hit from Wilson's contract in

In a bold move following the playoff elimination of both the Broncos and Steelers, Sean Payton doesn't hold back and takes aim at Russell Wilson. Russell Wilson and Sean Payton had a very complicated relationship during the 2023 NFL season with the Denver Broncos.

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Once Wilson returned to the field, the Steelers' offense undoubtedly opened up. George Pickens finally became a factor after a slow start caused by Fields, while Pat Freiermuth and Calvin Austin III got more involved. The lone downside was the lack of Fields' rushing threat in the backfield, which negatively impacted Najee Harris and the run game.

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton seemingly took a brutal shot at former quarterback Russell Wilson when speaking with the Denver media at his season-ending press conference.

Payton benched Wilson in December 2023 to keep the veteran healthy so that Denver could eat the largest dead cap hit in NFL history to show the signal-caller the door last March.