Rodgers, for example, took a step backward with the Pittsburgh Steelers in his home debut wearing black and gold, tossing a pair of interceptions in a loss to the Seattle Seahawks. AFC powers like the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens had no such trouble Sunday, combining for 71 points in decisive victories.

Despite a lackluster debut with his new team, New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson is staying positive before their Week 2 matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. The Giants are coming off a Week 1 loss to the Washington Commanders, but Wilson took to X, formerly Twitter, to pump up fans. “Mentally Tough,” his post read.

Ravens WR DeAndre Hopkins on if social media chatter motivates him: "It doesn't motivate me at all. What motivates me is my mom being blind, my father dying when I was six months [old]. Real things in life." pic.twitter.com/XoUhRDMm9v

The ex-coach said that one player simply "couldn't play anymore" after his team lost the opening game of the 2025 season.

New York Giants veteran Russell Wilson has issued a two-word response following rumors that he was set to be benched.

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Russell Wilson made his regular-season debut for the New York Giants, and the former Denver Broncos did not deliver.

Known by many as “Russ” or his social media handle, “DangeRussWilson,” Wilson received a new nickname from the NFL ahead of his debut in New York blue. Wilson arrived to Northwest Stadium wearing a full blue suit with a black tie and sunglasses, prompting the NFL’s X account to call him, “Big Blue Russ.”

New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson completes a 48-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Malik Nabers. Arizona Cardinals linebacker Zaven Collins scoops up a Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young fumble forced by Josh Sweat for the opening touchdown of the game.