Broncos coach Sean Payton has said all along that nobody involved with last year’s team got away without dirt on their hands — and that includes Russell Wilson.
Denver’s veteran players reported to training camp Tuesday and the first of 12 open practices is Friday.
The roster will be sliced and diced and analyzed in all sorts of ways between now and the cutdown from 90 players to 53 on Aug. 29.This list has to start with Wilson, who turned in the worst season of his career in 2022. Coach Sean Payton has said all along that nobody involved with that team got away without some dirt on their hands. He ratcheted up that rhetoric, saying Wilson still has “gas in the tank.” Added Payton: “There’s so much dirt around that.
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