QB Russell Wilson on struggling Broncos offense: 'It's going to be unstoppable'

QB Russell Wilson is like a used car salesman trying to sell the rust bucket that is the Broncos' offense. He insists it's going to shine someday. 

“There’s so much greatness in store,” Wilson said following Denver's 11-10 win on Sunday night over the 49ers. "I can feel it. Even that deep ball to Jerry (Jeudy) we almost had it, everything is just that close… it’s going to be unstoppable.”

For three quarters, the offense floundered. The Broncos had 14 drives, scoring on two, and averaged 3.7 yards per play. Denver ranks No.30 in scoring offense.

“The offense is something we have to correct,” said head coach Nathaniel Hackett in a post-game news conference.

Finally, Wilson produced fourth-quarter magic, a six-minute touchdown drive to secure the victory. He briefly showed what made him a star in Seattle, scrambling and firing pinpoint passes.