NFL: Broncos receivers Jerry Jeudy and KJ Hamler jump in defense of Denver QB Russell Wilson

Russell Wilson’s broad receiving corps has defended the polarizing quarterback online amid a week of investigations for the Broncos.

Wilson has faced immense criticism throughout the season. However, things got even worse after Christmas Day’s humiliating 51-14 loss to the LA Rams and the firing of head coach Nathaniel Hackett on Sunday.

Jerry Jeudy first dismissed rhetoric that Wilson was self-centered and distant from teammates, exacerbated by Shannon Sharpe on Undisputed Tuesday.

Russell Wilson had a terrible first season at Denver, throwing 12 touchdowns on nine INTs

Barstool Sports shared an article about Sharpe’s comments on Thursday. Jeudy then responded, targeting the “media” as a whole.

“I’m not going to look at these false statements about my Boii Russ man any longer,” Jeudy began.

“As a teammate who sees this man’s elite work ethic, he is second to none. He got an office because he dedicated his life to this game. I’ve never had a teammate who motivates me more than Russ.’

Former Alabama wide receiver Jerry Jeudy made a strong showing in defense of Wilson this week

Jeudy threw his support behind the divisive Denver Broncos QB after recently facing heavy criticism

Jeudy then made two more comments about his quarterback in the minutes after his first tweet.

“I’m just tired of the media trying to portray the sum it isn’t. Fooled the whole world,’ he said. Before you add, “If you don’t know someone personally, don’t talk about it.”

Hamler also cited the article and threw his support behind the former Seattle star.

Passcatcher colleague KJ Hamler also campaigned on Twitter for the former Seattle signal caller

Hamler, an ex-Penn State wideout, said Wilson is a teammate who “goes above and beyond.”

“3 will do anything to win for the team,” wrote Hamler.

“You’re not going to beat him up and pretend he’s still not the same Russ who won a Super Bowl and bowled pro nine times. I stand behind my QB love u 3.’

Denver has a chance to respond on the gridiron this Sunday when the imposing Kansas City Chiefs host Wilson and Co.

Nathaniel Hackett was fired after the Broncos lost 51-14 to the LA Rams on Christmas Day