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Last year was a season of inglorious firsts for Wilson: first missed game, first three-game losing streak, first losing record. But despite a broken finger that cost him three games, he finished with 25 touchdown passes, becoming the third quarterback in NFL history with at least 20 TD passes in each of his first 10 seasons. This year brings an even bigger first: Wilson's debut as a Bronco. After forcing his way out of Seattle - in part because the offense didn't cook enough for his taste - Wilson looks set to fire it up in Denver. First-year head coach Nathaniel Hackett, the former Green Bay OC, is expected to place Wilson's big arm and play-making talent at the center of the gameplan. Jerry Jeudy, Courtland Sutton and KJ Hamler form a strong WR trio, and the Broncos are high enough on third-year TE Albert Okwuegbunam that they included Noah Fant in the trade with Seattle. Melvin Gordon and Javonte Williams, who is coming off an impressive rookie year, form a tough, two-headed backfield, and, crucially, the offensive line is better than what Wilson's had since his early days in Seattle. Wilson turns 34 in November and doesn't run like he used to, but he only looked ordinary last season after returning too quickly from injury. He had three offensive coordinators his last five years in Seattle and the offense always looked the same. Now he gets to show it wasn't his fault. Read Past Outlooks
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Healthy and lean at OTAs
Wilson (knee) is participating in OTAs and said he feels "leaner and meaner" after losing some weight in the offseason, Troy Renck of Denver 7 News reports.
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Fitness was the least of his problems last year, but it's at least good to hear Wilson is healthy and feeling strong after having arthroscopic surgery on his knee this winter. The Denver offense has a bunch of other players coming back from more serious injuries/surgeries, namely RB Javonte Williams (ACL), LT Garret Bolles (broken leg) and WRs Tim Patrick (ACL) and KJ Hamler (torn pectoral). Even so, Wilson should be set up better under new coach Sean Payton than he was last year with Nathaniel Hackett, aided by pricey additions at left guard (Ben Powers) and right tackle (Mike McGlinchey) and a second-round pick at wide receiver (Marvin Mims). Any issues with the knee didn't seem to impact Wilson's mobility much last year, as a 55-277-3 rushing line in 15 games was an improvement from 43-183-2 in 14 games his final season in Seattle.
Fitness was the least of his problems last year, but it's at least good to hear Wilson is healthy and feeling strong after having arthroscopic surgery on his knee this winter. The Denver offense has a bunch of other players coming back from more serious injuries/surgeries, namely RB Javonte Williams (ACL), LT Garret Bolles (broken leg) and WRs Tim Patrick (ACL) and KJ Hamler (torn pectoral). Even so, Wilson should be set up better under new coach Sean Payton than he was last year with Nathaniel Hackett, aided by pricey additions at left guard (Ben Powers) and right tackle (Mike McGlinchey) and a second-round pick at wide receiver (Marvin Mims). Any issues with the knee didn't seem to impact Wilson's mobility much last year, as a 55-277-3 rushing line in 15 games was an improvement from 43-183-2 in 14 games his final season in Seattle.
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Wilson looked like the league MVP in the first half of last season before looking human for the first time in his career in the second half. To choose but one stat that cratered, Wilson threw 28 TD passes in the first eight games, third most in NFL history, but stumbled to just 12 the rest of the way. The Seahawks played a string of top defenses in the second half, and a banged-up, non-threatening running game allowed opponents to stay in two-deep looks, stifling Wilson's deep ball. After seven interceptions in a stretch of four midseason games, the offense retreated from its early season aggressiveness, much to Wilson's chagrin. (Why Seattle couldn't adjust better to defenses' schemes — quick passing game, anyone? — is a mystery.) Wilson still finished sixth in QB fantasy scoring, and his career-high 40 TD passes (T-2nd) marked his fourth consecutive season with at least 30 (4th in NFL history). The team parted with OC Brian Schottenheimer, so now it's up to former Rams passing game coordinator Shane Waldron to marry Wilson's desire to cook and coach Pete Carroll's run-heavy mentality. A Rams-like offense from the new OC — with frequent motion, play action and rollouts — would seem a good fit for Wilson, who needs help getting the ball out quicker (4th slowest last season). Joining Waldron from L.A. is TE Gerald Everett, an immediate upgrade to the intermediate passing game. The Seahawks drafted the speedy D'Wayne Eskridge (4.38 40) in the second round, hoping he can be the WR3 the team lacked last season behind DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett. Wilson's offseason complaints about a lack of protection (the team then traded for OG Gabe Jackson) seemed more about wanting a louder voice in the game-planning. How the team manages the Wilson-Carroll-Waldron triumvirate might be most important to Wilson's fantasy season.
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Recovering from knee procedure
Wilson, who is recovering from arthroscopic surgery on his right knee that he underwent after the end of the 2022 season, is expected to be healthy for OTAs, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
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Positive end to poor season
Wilson completed 13 of 24 passes for 283 yards with three touchdowns and one interception and rushed eight times for 18 yards in the Broncos' 31-28 in over the Chargers on Sunday.
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Three total touchdowns in loss
Wilson completed 26 of 38 pass attempts for 222 yards, one touchdown and one interception in Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Chiefs. He added 27 rushing yards and two touchdowns on four attempts.
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Still in team's long-term plan
Broncos CEO Greg Penner said Tuesday that Wilson is still central to the team's long-term plan and is expected to rebuond in 2023, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports.
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Woes continue with three picks
Wilson completed 15 of 27 pass attempts for 214 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions in Sunday's 51-14 blowout loss to the Rams. He added 17 rushing yards on two attempts.
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