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George Paton hit the Upgrade button. We may win the Super Bowl this season. We may not. Either way I feel like the team is in better hands with the Paton/Hackett/Wilson trio and it's going to be fun and exciting for the first time in a long time.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — And on the first day of offseason practice, the new quarterback, Russell Wilson, faked a handoff to the new coach, then reared up and threw.
Yes, Nathaniel Hackett is a hands-on coach.
"He just brings great energy," Wilson said. "He’s young, he’s vibrant, he brings that intelligence to the game. Obviously he has a great pedigree. He wants to win too, so. But our relationship is really tight. To give him a little handoff here and there. Somebody said they called him White Lightning. I don’t know."
It was the first day of the Broncos voluntary minicamp. It’s an extra one that only teams with a new coach get.
"You want guys to come out here and want to practice and want to get better – and Russ leads that charge," Hackett said. "I mean, this guy loves practice. Out there in the end, he was 'Wait. We’re done? Can we do more?' I’m like I would love to but we’ve got to tone it down. Baby steps."
Yes, Nathaniel Hackett is a hands-on coach.
"He just brings great energy," Wilson said. "He’s young, he’s vibrant, he brings that intelligence to the game. Obviously he has a great pedigree. He wants to win too, so. But our relationship is really tight. To give him a little handoff here and there. Somebody said they called him White Lightning. I don’t know."
It was the first day of the Broncos voluntary minicamp. It’s an extra one that only teams with a new coach get.
"You want guys to come out here and want to practice and want to get better – and Russ leads that charge," Hackett said. "I mean, this guy loves practice. Out there in the end, he was 'Wait. We’re done? Can we do more?' I’m like I would love to but we’ve got to tone it down. Baby steps."
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