Head coach Sean Payton gets a little bit straightforward with Russell Wilson as he tells the Denver Broncos quarterback to stop using his public persona and show a more authentic image.

Head Coach Sean Payton Wants Denver Broncos Quarterback To ‘Stop Kissing All The Babies’, Says He Is Not Running For Public Office. (Photo: 12 Man Rising)

Denver Broncos Quarterback’s Profile Outside The Field

It seems like the Denver Broncos quarterback is tainting his name outside the NFL field as he receives a reality check from Payton about his off-the-field activities. “Will you f—ing stop kissing all the babies? You’re not running for public office,” the head coach honestly said to the Denver Broncos quarterback.

According to the Denver Broncos’s agent- Mark Rodgers, he previously had a meeting with the Denver Broncos quarterback about a few matters unrelated to football and baseball such as a legacy, a foundation, businesses, and having an NFL team someday. In short, it was about building an empire.

Even NFL Network’s Kyle Brandt referred to the Denver Broncos quarterback as one of the least authentic personalities they have in the league during an episode of last year’s “Good Morning Football”. In the report, the Denver Broncos quarter was also criticized when he reportedly went inside a suite with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. This looks as if the Denver Broncos quarterback wants a rebranding.

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Denver Broncos Quarterback’s Performance Last Season

To make things worse, the Denver Broncos quarterback had the worst year of his career last season where he accomplished a 60.5 completion percentage, 16 passing touchdowns, and 11 interceptions which was considered the 10th-most in the NFL. Hopefully, this 2023, the Denver Broncos quarterback will stop acting like an actor playing in a movie and start acting like a pro bowler during his prime Seattle Seahawks days.

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