The Denver Broncos’ 2022 season wasn’t exactly what the organization was looking for when they made a massive move for Russell Wilson.
After finishing the year with a 5-12 record, the front office made many changes, including the addition of Sean Payton as their new head coach.
Hopes are high for this team heading into 2023 as they look to challenge for the AFC West title.
Jerry Jeudy has recently commented on the team’s wide receiver room, believing in his ability to put it all together.
As shared on the team’s website and NFL.com, Jeudy said, “Having everyone on the same field is going to be a tough group to stop.”
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The Broncos receiving corps is led by Jeudy, Courtland Sutton, Tim Patrick, KJ Hamler and recently recruited Marvin Mims.
As Jeudy indicated, this group of receivers has struggled with their respective injuries and, as a result, they haven’t been on the field together very long.
He believes that with a healthy group, Wilson will have a better chance to succeed this season.
The addition of Payton as head coach should help, as Jeudy mentions.
“Every little detail that he has seen me get wrong, he gives me feedback on it and thinks of ways to improve,” Jeudy said.
He also said he enjoys “having a coach who is so dedicated to really helping me become the best player I’ve ever played.” [he] could be.”
Can Payton’s coaching experience help Wilson and the Broncos succeed this year?
They will have to deal with the Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers all year long, as both teams made the playoffs last year.
While it could be an uphill battle for the Broncos, it looks like Jeudy and his teammates are up to the task.
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