Russell Wilson

Broncos QB Russell Wilson injured his hamstring during Monday night's OT loss. And coach Nathaniel Hackett said his team needs to have "a lot more urgency ...

Wilson has now thrown for fewer than 220 yards in three of the Broncos' six games, and his only 300-yard passing effort was his 340-yard day in the season-opening loss at Seattle. "We could have done it cleaner in the second half,'' Wilson said. They then signed Wilson to a five-year, $245 million contract extension just before the start of the season. "We need to have a lot more urgency across the board -- it starts with me as a coach, then all of the other coaches, then to the players. The Broncos had 11 days between their Thursday night loss to the [Indianapolis Colts](/nfl/team/_/name/ind/indianapolis-colts) on Oct. just trying to find a way to win the game.''

Russell Wilson couldn't muster anything for the Denver Broncos in overtime against the Chargers. So what's going on with the nine-time Pro Bowl player?

The Broncos dropped to 2-4 and have lost three in a row. The Broncos had a 13-10 lead after two quarters but failed to pull away in the second half. It was Tranquill’s second sack of the night — you might say Denver’s offense was tranquilized — and the fourth by the Chargers. “They started to pick up the pressure for sure in the second half,” Broncos running back Latavius Murray said. That’s what Hackett seemed to be doing with Wilson to this point, keeping him in the pocket to go through his progressions and make those anticipatory throws. He came into Monday’s game with four touchdown passes, the fewest through five games in his career. As longtime quarterback expert Rick Neuheisel puts it, asking Wilson to stay put is like asking Rembrandt to paint between the lines. At his best, Wilson is like the Sundance Kid. “We’ve got to answer the call. This one started with such promise for the Broncos. The Chargers have done this before. The only time they led all night was on the final play, when

LOS ANGELES — Quarterback Russell Wilson suffered a hamstring injury during the Broncos' Week 6 matchup against the Chargers, Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett ...

I felt good moving around, running around, throwing it and everything else, especially early on, and that happened, so that was a little unfortunate, but [I was] trying to find a way to win the game." "It got me pretty good in the fourth quarter, but just tried to play through it and all that stuff. He also rushed four times for 23 yards.

The Broncos could not pull out a road victory in Los Angeles on Monday, and there may be a significant injury concern. Head coach Nathaniel Hackett said ...

But, you know, trying to find a way to win the game.” If Wilson’s hamstring affected him that much on Monday night, it’s certainly worth monitoring throughout the week. But just tried to play through it and all that. Wilson played all of Denver’s offensive snaps in the loss. “I was kind of scrambling and moving around on one, had to throw it away. Hackett did not give any indication of the injury’s severity.

The Seattle Seahawks version of Russell Wilson finally showed up for the Denver Broncos on Monday. Then, Wilson started Monday's AFC West showdown with the ...

I really thought that would change with Russell Wilson and here they are worst in the league in scoring and 16 points in nearly five quarters. The only non-punt came when it settled for a field goal after a three-and-out following Baron Browning's interception deep in Chargers territory. The #Broncos have not been able to score since Peyton Manning retired.

Another week brought another excruciating loss for the Denver Broncos, where the defense shut down an opponent and the offense behind Russell Wilson came up ...

It starts with me as a coach, going to all the other coaches and then the players. We had some opportunities there, and we've got to execute at a higher level. The line, the receivers, the running backs, the defense, the defensive line, the linebackers and our safeties and corners, everybody was playing for each other and we felt like we could have won the game. Everyone knows the definition of insanity, and we can't keep doing the same things week in and week out and think things are going to change." [Russell Wilson](https://www.nfl.com/players/russell-wilson/) started hot Monday night, completing his first 10 passes for 116 yards and a TD for a 148.3 passer rating in the first quarter. "We need to have a lot more urgency across the board. The unit's 16.5 points per game allowed is fourth in the NFL. We had that fluke play at the end, but right before that play, we still felt like we could have won the game. The end of the first quarter and the second quarter to get all the way down there. "Something's obviously not going right and we need to find a way to fix it. "We don't have division in our locker room," the quarterback said. It's the fewest points per game through six games by a Denver team since 2006 (13.2), when Jake Plummer was under center.

We are six weeks into the NFL season and the Denver Broncos have inexplicably already had four nationally televised, standalone games.

In fact, the Broncos defense is the only unit keeping the team in games. In the second half and overtime, Wilson only completed three passes for 15 yards. We are six weeks into the NFL season and the Denver Broncos have inexplicably already had four nationally televised, standalone games.

The Denver quarterback was hobbled in Monday's overtime loss to L.A..

But just tried to play through it and all that. The quarterback has struggled with his new team this fall, completing just 58.6% of his passes for 1,442 yards, five touchdowns and three interceptions on the season. I felt good moving around, running around, throwing it and everything else—especially early on. “I was kind of scrambling and moving around on one, had to throw it away. “Just tried to play through it and all that. After Monday night’s overtime loss to the Chargers, Wilson and coach Nathaniel Hackett revealed another issue plaguing the quarterback: a hamstring injury suffered during the game.

Following the loss, Broncos first-year head coach Nathaniel Hackett told reporters that Wilson hurt his hamstring. When it was Wilson's turn to speak to ...

[per NFL Media](https://twitter.com/AndrewSiciliano/status/1582419176018219008), with the fear being that Wilson sustained a significant ailment that could jeopardize his availability on a short week against the [Jets](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/NYJ/new-york-jets/). Quarterback [Russell Wilson](/nfl/players/1272242/russell-wilson/) also apparently suffered a new injury -- this one potentially significant. [Denver Broncos](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/DEN/denver-broncos/) fell to 2-4 on Monday night, defeated by the rival [Los Angeles Chargers](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/teams/LAC/los-angeles-chargers/) in overtime.

Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson played through a hamstring injury in Monday night's overtime loss to the Chargers and he's headed for tests on Tuesday to ...

Pelissero added that there is concern it could be a “pretty significant” injury, so Wilson may not be able to go against the Jets this week. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that Wilson will have an MRI on the hamstring on Tuesday. 2 quarterback in Denver with Josh Johnson on the practice squad.