An admission made by Russell Wilson has left Joe Schoen in some hot water. The New York Giants quarterback says he suffered a serious injury heading into their Week Two matchup with the Dallas Cowboys.

New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson shared a revealing injury update following the team’s win over the Dallas Cowboys. According to SNYtv reporter Connor Hughes, Wilson said he tore his hamstring at the end of practice on the Friday before the Cowboys game. The injury was diagnosed as a grade two tear, yet Wilson still took the field.

Russell Wilson is nearing the end of a decorated career, albeit one that has trended steeply downward over the past few seasons. The 14-year veteran, however, has no intention of retiring after this season.

New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson revealed that he suffered a torn hamstring prior to a Week 2 clash with the Dallas Cowboys, but hid the injury from New York's coaching staff and played through it.

After his benching and later demotion to third-string with the New York Giants this season, Russell Wilson is planning on giving it another go in 2026 with a new team. The 10-time Pro Bowl quarterback and free agent-to-be said Monday his is not considering retirement following his 14th season in the NFL.