Although it was a historic day for Russell Wilson, the failed result has surely overcome the locker room. The New England Patriots made a comeback in the game to pull off a convincing 23-26 victory over the Denver Broncos at Mile High Stadium. It’s natural for Wilson to be unhappy with the results, especially because his Orange Crush team fought till the end.

The Broncos needed to win this game to keep their playoff chances alive by more percentage. The 7-8 Broncos may not bag the AFC West title with the season-shattering loss. This also depends on the Kansas City Chiefs losing in all their games and the Broncos winning all of their own. The next matchup of the Broncos will be against the Los Angeles Chargers on December 31. It will probably take some time for the team to recover from Sunday’s 3-point loss.

Russell Wilson feels the Broncos could have won it with a hard-earned tie

In a post-game press conference, Russell Wilson appeared to talk about what went wrong in the game. He also shared his honest feelings, after the loss, with the media, and accepted the reality. When asked about his belief in the team during the game, especially when they were behind. The quarterback mentioned that despite starting the season with a record of one win and five losses, the team fought hard throughout the year.

He expressed disappointment about the game, acknowledging, “We hurt ourselves tonight, we got behind the eightball but we responded exceptionally well. I kept telling the offense. Let’s just not give up, not give in, we’re going to find a way to come back and tie this game up.” Therefore, despite the challenges he believed they could win, showcasing how optimistic a quarterback should be.

Russell Wilson also touched upon his future with the Broncos, accepting that he isn’t focused on maximizing this season and not looking ahead to what the future holds.

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The team suffered a loss, despite being 23-23 in the final quarter. At last, Patriots’ Chad Ryland kicked a 56-yard field goal with only 2 seconds remaining, helping the Pats secure a surprising 26-23 victory. Although the game was in the destiny of the Patriots, the day was, however, in Russell Wilson’s. Let’s find out how.

Russell Wilson made a new record in the Patriots’ game!

In total, Russell Wilson threw for 237 yards and two touchdowns in his Week 16 game against the Patriots. By doing so, he achieved a notable milestone on Sunday night, by becoming the first Broncos QB since Peyton Manning to throw a touchdown pass in each of the first 15 games of a season. Previously, Manning achieved this feat in 2012 and 2013 seasons.

Wilson’s accomplishment occurred in the fourth quarter, where he connected with TE Lucas Krull for a 3-yard TD. Despite Wilson adding another passing TD, Denver fell short in their comeback attempt. Furthermore, this touchdown also marked Krull’s first NFL TD. Apart from him, Josh Allen is the only NFL QB to throw a TD in every game of the season.

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