Russell Wilson fired back at Sean Payton after the Broncos head coach seemingly shaded him following the Giants’ loss in Denver on Sunday.

Russell Wilson fired back at Sean Payton on social media after the Denver Broncos coach took a jab at the New York Giants' backup quarterback, who lost his starting job to rookie Jaxson Dart after an 0-3 start.

Payton and Wilson's relationship strained over their season together and eventually Payton benched Wilson for the final two games of the 2023 season. Wilson openly claimed the Broncos threatened to bench him as early as the team's bye week that year if he didn't agree to move a guarantee date in his contract.

NFL Quarterback Russell Wilson didn't hold back on X, firing back at Denver Broncos Coach Sean Payton after Payton took what many perceived as a public jab at him. Wilson is the quarterback for the New York Giants who formerly played for the Seattle Seahawks and the Broncos.

In a post on his official X page, Russell Wilson slammed Sean Payton as a "classless" coach and implied Payton is "bounty hunting" through the media.

It's clear that there's no love lost between New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson and Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton, whom he played under in 2023.

The Broncos acquired Wilson in a blockbuster trade with the Seattle Seahawks in 2022, then signed him to a lucrative five-year contract extension worth $245 million. After a tough first year under then-head coach Nathaniel Hackett, Wilson improved with coach Payton in 2023.

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton could be facing NFL discipline for his actions late in a 33-32 Week 7 win over the New York Giants.

You know that feeling when you run into an ex? The awkward silence, the forced smiles, the desperate search for an escape route? Now, imagine that ex is your former head coach, and the awkward encounter happens on national television,

The Denver Broncos had it out with the NFL officials on Sunday's wild comeback win over the New York Giants. Sean Payton escaped with an in-game penalty, but Dre Greenlaw was suspended.

The Denver Broncos completed one of the most epic NFL comebacks of all time this past weekend, however, despite the fact that Sean Payton and his own quarterback were able to come out victorious the legendary head coach was very quick to praise the signal caller on the opposite sideline.