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Brad Washington

Russell Wilson working with personal QB coach in California

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As the Denver Broncos prepare to begin their offseason program on Tuesday, quarterback Russell Wilson is busy gearing up for a comeback season after his 2022 debacle.

Wilson is expected to report to the team’s UCHealth Training Center this week. Before that, Wilson recently shared photos on Twitter showing him working at his home in California. Wilson’s personal quarterback coach, Jake Heaps, also shared a picture on Twitter with Wilson’s offseason workout crew.

Heaps tweeted that this is the pair’s seventh offseason together, which means their relationship goes back to the 2017 NFL offseason during Wilson’s time in Seattle.

New Broncos coach Sean Payton has kicked Heaps out of the team’s facility — Nathaniel Hackett let him in last year — but Wilson is still welcome to work with the coach on his own time.

Before reporting for the start of offseason workouts, Wilson got some work done with Heaps in California, which Payton has allowed.

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