Russell Wilson Injury

Wilson was knocked unconscious on a scramble in the red zone and ruled out for the rest of the game. His status for Week 15 is uncertain as he is in the concussion protocol.

The quarterback did not practice Wednesday and is still in concussion protocol, but he will work through 'increased physical activity' according to the NFL's protocol. He will start to increase his physical activity on Thursday, and the decision to play Sunday will be based on his medical staff's recommendation. If he is unable to play, Brett Rypien will start.

The Denver Post reports that Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson received a platelet-rich injection on his right shoulder after the team's 12-9 loss to the Colts on Sunday, Oct. 8, 2022. He played the entire game with the injury, which he sustained last week against Las Vegas, and said he expected to play without limitations.

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The Broncos quarterback suffered a head injury after a 14-yard scramble early in the fourth quarter. He was examined for a possible concussion and declared out for the rest of the game. Brett Rypien replaced him and led the Broncos to a 34-28 loss.

The Broncos decided to replace Wilson with Jarrett Stidham for the final two games of the 2023 season, citing his poor offensive performance and his $37 million injury guarantee in 2025. Wilson confirmed that the team asked him to change his contract during the bye week or face benching for the rest of the year.

The quarterback underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee to address a lingering injury that affected his performance in 2022. He is expected to be fine for the start of OTAs later this spring and has a new coach and offensive system in Denver.