Hello everyone. Welcome to Mailbag Day. How are you? I am swell at Williamson NFL if you want to give me a follow.

Lots of good questions today. And we're going to start with Ryan McKee, who asks,

so we're supposed to believe Russ was the problem with Denver's offense. Feels sound and feels like a Peyton problem. Sean Payton, Denver's head coach, of course. Everyone knows I'm a Wilson guy. You know, I would have went there. But it's only one game, folks. You know, I mean, he could crash and burn. You know, I mean, I didn't think his arm strength was wonderful. And, you know, we're not out of the woods yet. But I do think, I do think this. Frankly, let's go back a bit. His last year in Seattle, no one seems to talk about, was pretty underwhelming, you know, and they were ready to

move on. His first year in Denver was an utter disaster. I mean, it was some of the worst

coaching organization, you can imagine, and he was terrible, and they were terrible, and it was

terrible. And then last year, and it was terrible.

And then last year, I thought Wilson played much better than year one in Denver.

But that being said, and a lot of this is because their new ownership, you know, the Walmart people took over Denver.

They don't quite know how to run a team.

You know, they trade for Wilson, and then they go get Peyton to fix Wilson, but I'm sure

Peyton never would have picked Wilson.

You know, Peyton's a very quick processing accuracy, paint by numbers type quarterback guy.

That's never been Wilson's game at all. It was a terrible

fit. And I definitely blame Peyton for not adapting his system more to fit his quarterback. I'm

sure he was hired to fix Wilson, but it was almost like an unfixable problem if he's going to run his stuff,

square peg, round hole. Now, Wilson, since he's been here, one game and what I've seen

off the field and practice, etc., has been better than at any point in the last three years.

And I also think he has some blame there, too. Like, I bet if he gave him true serum, he would say,

I got embarrassed.

I'm not working harder, but I've changed my attitude,

the way that I see the game, the way I prepare to revive my legacy.

You know what I mean?

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