NFL star Russell Wilson has revealed he looks ready to start the NFL season after his latest social media post.

The Denver Broncos QB took to Twitter to share an intense workout video leaving NFL fans claiming he will have a "career year."



Wilson, 34, is recovering from knee surgery and posted a video Saturday morning showing him putting in some serious work.

The 9x-time pro bowl QB partook in several workouts usually used for training in ice-based sports, such as hockey and speed skating. 

However, his included catching a football while sliding back and forth on a slick training board.

His workouts drew interest and praise from NFL fans.

Several fans took the time to make "Broncos country, let's ride!" jokes, with a few switching it to "Broncos country, let's slide!"

Others believe this is proof he will have a bounce-back season.

One said: : "Career best year loading…."

Another expressed: "Russ got those championship vibes being at the Nuggets playoff games. BIG YEAR incoming!" 

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A third stated: "I can't wait to watch Russ cook in 2023 #LetsRide."

And a fourth proclaimed: "Looks like you've turned back the sands of time a few years, Russ. Thank you for all the hard work. Looking forward to the product the Broncos put on the field this year."

Wilson is coming off arguably the worst season of his NFL career. He struggles in his first season with the Broncos with a 4-11 record before missing the remainder of the season with an injury.

The team hired legendary coach Sean Payton to help Wilson get back to playing at a high level again.

He threw for 3,524 passing yards with 16 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. 

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