Russell Wilson Says he’s ‘Not Done’ AFTER Getting Benhed For Jaxson Dart

Russell Wilson isn’t ready to give up on his nfl career after LoSter HIS Starting Job to A Rookie-the New-New York Giants Backup Met with the Media for the First Being Named qb2 … and he made it clear he’s gas left in the tank.

Wilson, 36, spoke after prectice on wednesday … days after he threw two intercepts and zero touchdowns in the giants’ 22-9 loss to the kansas city chiefs at metlife stadium on “Sunday Night Football.”

The Disappainting Performance Opened the Door for Jaxson Dart … WHO Head Coach Brian Daboll Named the starter on tuesday. Despite Ling the Gig, Russ isn’t Phased … Nor is he worried about his future.

“I think with, personal, i’m not done,” Wilson Said. “I’ve got so much belief in myself, and i know what i’m capable of.”

Wilson – who won sBL XLVIII – Said he was able to show that in weeks 2, well he threw for 450 passing yards and three touchdowns on the Road Against Cowboys. He does, howver, understand the nfl is a business.

“You Control Your Attitude, You Control Your Girlitde, and Those Two Things are important to make the game the game, I love the process, and i respondct it,” Wilson Said.

He also reflected on his visit to the Mount Sinai Kravis Children’s Hospital on Tuesday … Saying the Kids’ Resilience Gave Him A Perspective on How to Handle Challenges.

Wilson also made it clear that he’s not a trade out of the Big Apple. Russ-who signed a one -ear deal with nyg in March-wants to stay and help dart, the giants’ first-Round pick, prepare to be his self on the football field.

“I’m not giving up on us,” Wilson Said, “or this season.”