Taylor Bisciotti Reacts to Russell Wilson’s New Giants Catchphrase And She’s Not Impressed
NFL reporter Taylor Bisciotti had some thoughts about Russell Wilson’s latest move – and his new catchphrase – after he officially signed with the New York Giants.
Wilson, now 36, inked a one-year deal worth up to $21 million and made it clear in his first press conference that he expects to be the team’s starting quarterback. He emphasized leadership and building a winning culture, but Bisciotti seemed more focused on something else his new slogan.
Taking to Instagram, Bisciotti sarcastically pointed out how “creative” Wilson got with his latest team mantra. After using “Broncos Country, let’s ride” in Denver and “Go Hawks” in Seattle, Wilson’s big phrase for New York? “Go Big Blue.”
Bisciotti didn’t seem impressed, joking that the only reason to tune into his press conference was to hear what new catchphrase he’d come up with. Her reaction? A simple, dry, “I’ll just leave it right here.”
Wilson is no stranger to crafting rallying cries he even coined “Win the Seventh” during his short Steelers tenure. But it looks like his latest attempt isn’t exactly winning over everyone.
Taylor Bisciotti Shares Her Take on Russell Wilson’s Message to Giants
