Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson was booed on his Denver debut on Sunday. The 33-year-old player was leading his side against the Houston Texans. 

At one point, Wilson was 4 of 14 passing for 93 yards with 0 TDs. He had also thrown one interception. The Texans led the Broncos 9-6 in the third quarter. 

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His first touchdown throw came early in the fourth quarter, taking Denver to 13-9 up in the game. 

Only last week, Wilson was booed in Seattle during his season opener against the Seahawks. The quarterback was a part of the 2014 Super Bowl winners for a decade before joining the Broncos following a messy split. 

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He made his Denver debut on Sunday. Fans and spectators, unhappy with the quarterback’s performance, booed him. 

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“Russell Wilson & the Broncos have been booed more this afternoon in DEN than Russ was in any home game in SEA for a decade…yikes,” a Twitte user said. 

“Russell Wilson hasn’t completed a pass the whole 3rd Quarter. Don’t ever say Lamar should’ve settled for a contract like his dating from age 35 to 40+ ever again…” another one tweeted.

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“Russell Wilson hasn’t been right since hurting the ligaments in his hand. It looks like he’s having trouble gripping the ball when he wants to sling it,” a third one tweeted. 

“I’ve obviously gotten to experience the home energy during preseason and running out for the first time, but this is going to be a monumental moment, in a way, for me,” Wilson said ahead of the game. 

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Traded from Seattle for three players and five picks, Wilson signed a massive contract extension that included a $50 million signing bonus before he even took his first real snap for the Broncos.

That came in Seattle, where the Broncos bungled their way to a 17-16 loss despite a big game from Wilson, who was mercilessly booed from start to startling finish.