Russell Wilson expressed his strong desire to remain in Denver and achieve Super Bowl victories with the Broncos during a recent conversation with former Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall on the “I am athlete” show. Wilson, now 35, emphasized his heightened passion for football, stating he has “more fire than ever.” He specifically mentioned his hope to stay with the Broncos and secure two Super Bowl titles within the next five years, emphasizing his commitment to winning.
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However, Wilson acknowledged that his desire to stay must align with the team’s plans. Although head coach Sean Payton has indicated openness to Wilson’s return, there are expectations around the NFL that Wilson may be released by Denver in the near future, as the fit might not be ideal from Payton’s perspective. Wilson stressed the importance of being wanted by the team, highlighting his ultimate goal of winning championships.
While the full episode featuring Wilson’s conversation with Marshall is set to be released soon, for now, Wilson remains focused on bringing championships to Denver. The outcome ultimately depends on whether the Broncos management shares the same vision.
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