Broncos Wide Receiver Gets A Serious Message From Stephen A. Smith

This season, the Denver Broncos are performing considerably better so far.

It would be tough for them to be any worse than what we witnessed in the previous season, though.

With a 5-12 record, Denver was forced to terminate head coach Nathaniel Hackett in his first season before the season ended.

Russell Wilson, the quarterback, is the one who earned the most criticism besides Hackett.

This year, he has begun to atone for the worst season of his professional career.

Under Sean Payton, the new head coach, Wilson is performing better this season.

Even yet, he’s not even close to being the great quarterback of his Seattle days.

However, Wilson’s wide receiver for the Broncos, Courtland Sutton, feels that everyone who detested him the previous season ought to apologize.

According to Dov Kleiman, Stephen A. Smith disagrees with the statement.

Smith said that Wilson’s play from the previous year was worthy of the criticism.

He also talked about how the Broncos’ season is still not going well this year.

Even at 4–5, they are not in the running for the playoffs.

Wilson has played exceptionally well over the past 18 months, so nobody ought to be apologizing to him.

Compared to what we have saw from him, he is expected to perform better.

Wilson’s current performance is insufficient to advance Denver to the postseason.

People will think twice before apologizing to Wilson in Denver, once he does anything noteworthy.

Wilson and the Broncos, however, don’t deserve it at this time.