Denver Horses quarterback Russell Wilson spent Friday in Los Angeles where he went through a strategy to assist with further developing distress levels in his tossing shoulder, as per reports from the NFL Organization.
Wilson got a PRP infusion, the NFL Organization affirmed.
PRP represents platelet rich plasma treatment. The technique ordinarily includes blood being drawn, and afterward a machine is utilized to isolate "platelets." Those platelets are then re-infused in the body.
The nine-time Supportive of Bowl QB has been to a great extent inadequate in his initial four games in Denver. He's tossed four scores and three capture attempts. The Horses' offense battled to build up momentum in the misfortune to the Yearlings on Thursday night.
The 33-year-old quarterback neglected to convey late in the final quarter. He tossed a capture attempt in the end zone with only two minutes remaining, which gave method for pursuing McLaughlin's down binds field objective with only seconds left at work.
"It's actual basic. By the day's end, I must be better. I must play better," Wilson said in his postgame presser. "This group, this guard played their butts off this evening. We had a few key, great drives [where] we moved the ball in the red zone, we simply didn't get to gain by some of them."
The Mustangs at present sit a 2-3 on the season.
Wilson was recorded on the Mustangs' physical issue report on Tuesday. Lead trainer Nathaniel Hackett said the quarterback encountered an irritation after the group's Week 4 misfortune to the Bandits.
Wilson was exchanged from the Seattle Seahawks during the offseason in a blockbuster bargain including different draft picks and three different players.
In September, Wilson marked a five-year contract with the Horses worth $245 million.
There has been no update to Wilson's accessibility for the Horses' Week 6 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.
