LA Rams Give Denver Fans a Similar Taste of ‘Disrespect’ as Russell Wilson and Broncos Displayed on Sofi Stadium Infinite Screen

The game between the Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Rams provided fans with all the thrills they needed. L.A. Rams proved to be a better team than the Russell Wilson-led Broncos. Not only the team but also the fans saw the desecration of Denver. After a straight abysmal performance in a 51-14 loss, even the SoFi Stadium could not stop making fun of the people who were present to support the Broncos. 

It was fairly easy for L.A. to win against the unfortunate lot. Leading QB, Wilson, got sacked six times throughout the game and threw three interceptions. Despite the team giving a subpar performance, it was the audience became the laughingstock. 

Fans react and make fun of Russell Wilson and his fans

On the cherry merry night of Christmas, the team that lost was supposed to make their fans happy. The audience should have cheered. Instead, Nathaniel Hackett’s squad embarrassed their supporters and even shattered any momentum the team has gained in recent weeks.

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The team collected unnecessary penalties and committed personal fouls which led to anger boiling on the sidelines. The game was going so well for the Los Angeles Rams that they decided to have some fun with the forlorn faces of the Broncos fans.

Wilson gets the short end of the stick

According to man, DangeRuss kind of deserves it since his perforate was miserable throughout the matchup. From winning the Super Bowl ring in 2014 to getting benched in the game, the QB has certainly come far in his career.

It was right after Los Angeles took the lead that the game started going downhill. On the third play of the game for the team’s offense and two plays into the next drive, Wilson threw an interception. Subsequently, the QB threw his second pick at Wagner. Then, from there, the rivals scored touchdowns on both of their following two drives. They then added three more TDs over their following four possessions, along with a field goal.

In the second half came the third interception that ended their five-play drive and gave the Rams a field goal. Although Denver would eventually score two drives later in the fourth quarter, the damage had already been done. After the drive, the team took Wilson off the field. He finished the day 15 of 27 for 214 yards, a touchdown, three interceptions, and a whopping six sacks.

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