‘Poser’ Russell Wilson, Who Earns Double of What Tom Brady Is Earning, Humiliated and Called Out on Live TV After Miserable Performance During Colts Loss

The Broncos Country is not riding with Russell Wilson. Since the season began, the QB1 has had some trouble with the offense. The problems picked a major blunder during the fourth quarter with a blundered pass that aided the Colts with a win. Wilson’s gaffe left an NFL Network host fuming and went into a rant over The Asterisk.

During Friday’s telecast of the Good Morning Football, Kyle Brandt went on an angry tirade about Russell Wilson. Brandt did not consider him a fall person but believed that DangeRuss is someone he is not. The rant came after the Week 5 game, and the co-host did not mince his tough words.

Kyle Brandt gave a DangeRuss reality check

Kyle Brandt mentioned, “I think Russell Wilson is one of the least authentic personalities we have in this league. I think Russell Wilson is a poser. I don’t think that makes him a bad person, I think he’s a good person. I think he tries to be something that he’s not. When you make the $245 million, you’ve either gotta be a great guy with the locker room who loves you, or you’ve gotta be an amazing player. [Tom] Brady, who makes half of what Russell is making, is both. [Aaron] Rodgers, MVP. Patrick Mahomes, both. [Josh] Allen, people love him, he’s amazing. Kyler [Murray], we’ll find out.”

Brandt reminisced about his time covering the NFL Honors and the red carpet and dealing with athletes like Travis Kelce and Aaron Rodgers. But Russell Wilson and his wife think of themselves as Jay-Z and Beyonce and put their palm up to avoid talking.

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Kyle Brandt’s frustration could be on a long-term build. However, the new QB1 did not impress the Denver fans as he did the 12s.

Russell Wilson takes the blame for Week 5 OT loss

Russell Wilson has failed to take Denver to new heights since Peyton Manning. They are now 2-3 after the Week 5 blunder. Just like KJ Hamler, the Broncos Country to stand upset over what took place. However, the QB1 looked positive during the post-media scrum and took the blame into his shoulders.

Wilson addressed disappointing the squad tonight. He has to improve and perform well. The defense played their tails out, resulting in some critical strong drives. But tossing two interceptions in a single day is not possible. Furthermore, he expects to perform better in the next games.

Would Russell Wilson and the Broncos stitch a comeback? Or is it the downfall of the DangeRuss era? It is subject to witness.

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